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    Home»Sections»Internet and connectivity»Meet the team taking CipherWave to new heights

    Meet the team taking CipherWave to new heights

    Internet and connectivity By CipherWave2 December 2021
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    The CipherWave team, from left, Nerasha Parbhoo, Wayne D’SA, Casper van der Walt, Ross James and Rajan Ponnen

    In this episode of the podcast, we meet the executive team of South African Internet service provider CipherWave.

    The podcast explores the company’s solutions and how it works with customers, as well as its plans for 2022, including empowering customers in a self-service environment.

    Led by CEO Wayne D’SA, CipherWave has a young executive team who are making waves in the local ICT industry.

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