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Trisha Pillay

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Trisha Pillay is a human-interest writer at Briefly News. She completed a BA degree in Journalism at the University of Johannesburg (2010) and a BA Honours in International Politics at UNISA (2022). Trisha joined the Briefly news team in 2023 and has worked at Newzroom Afrika, ENCA, and The Citizen newspaper. She is an award-winning journalist with over 12 years of experience in broadcast and digital. You can contact her at trisha.pillay@briefly.co.za

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Why Identity Is Becoming Security's New Front Line

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By Trisha Pillay Verified
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AI agents are changing the identity security equation. Trisha Pillay and Dan Moore explore what organisations need to do before autonomous systems move at machine speed.
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Scaling AI Across the Enterprise: From Builders to Business Impact

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By Trisha Pillay Verified
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Tech Transformed 12 August 2026 26 MIN AI transformation is about using the right approach for the right task. Sara Maldon joins Christina Stathopoulos to explore automation, agentic AI and scalable workflows. Share Link copied to clipboard! Make brings no-code automation and AI agents into one visual-first platform so you can build with speed and scale with control.
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Why AI Transformation Is Really a People Problem

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By Trisha Pillay Verified
| Enterprise Management 360 Verified
Every enterprise leader has heard the numbers by now as billions poured into licences, seats and tokens, with productivity gains still trailing well behind the promise. On a recent episode of Tech Transformed, host Christina Stathopoulos sat down with Jay Richman, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Multiverse, to unpack why so many organisations remain stuck in what he calls "tinker mode" and what it actually takes to move past it.
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