HOME / OUR WORK / NEWS & OPINION

NEWS & OPINION

Complete our Digital Cape Town Survey

Accelerate Cape Town is hosting a Thought Leaders Breakfast on 16 Oct on Digital Cape Town: Creating a Smart City with Andre Stelzner, CIO of the City of Cape Town and Intel’s Internet of Things Senior Director, Damien Callaghan.

To get a consolidated business view and to understand what businesses in the Cape Town city region are experiencing with regards to the enablers and inhibitors to maximising digital technologies for investment and growth, please complete our quick Digital Cape Town Survey. The survey looks at the following  questions:

  1. What digital or technological issues are inhibiting your business’ growth?
  2. Is your business experiencing an IT or digital skills shortage? If so, in what area/s?
  3. What does Cape Town or South Africa need to do to be more attractive to digital/technology investors?
  4. What digital initiatives can be put in place to attract investors in general?
  5. In your opinion, what regulations should be put in place or amended to support technology development?
  6. Are there any global Smart City initiatives that you are aware of that you would like to see implemented in Cape Town?

Your input is greatly appreciated.

View our other press releases

ACT Now 18 September 2026

ACT Now 18 September 2026

Accelerate Cape Town CEO Ryan Ravens addressing delegates at the International Business Forum hosted by Investissement Québec International & Invest Cape Town FROM THE CEO  The infrastructure numbers for this province read well. R40 billion committed by the City...

read more
ACT Now 11 September 2026

ACT Now 11 September 2026

Accelerate Cape Town CEO, Ryan Ravens FROM THE CEO The Constitutional Court's Wild Coast judgment last month should be read by every business leader in this province, and not as an energy story, but as a leadership lesson. Shell did not lose on geology or economics....

read more
ACT Now 4 September 2026

ACT Now 4 September 2026

Accelerate Cape Town CEO, Ryan Ravens FROM THE CEO, CONTINUED Our newsletter used to arrive when we had enough to say, and it has never been our practice to shout every activity or achievement from the rooftops. That was a knowledge-economy habit: accumulate, then...

read more