Disruption is real. While there are those who treat the word as just another bit of tech jargon, businesses that ignore the upheaval technology brings do so at their peril. Not so long ago, companies like Blockbuster and Kodak were household brands in the US, but they turned a blind eye to the wave of game-changing technologies shaking up their respective industries and ended up paying a heavy price. This is where Brainstorm comes in. Since 2001, this glossy magazine with its eye-catching design has been the first thing business leaders turn to when trying to make sense of how technology is shaping their world. Brainstorm is the magazine for the digital age. It provides serious in-depth coverage of not only tech, but also provides guidance on how it will impact companies. Brainstorm reaches an audience of C-Suite decision-makers (CEOs, CIOs, CFOs, CMOs, CDOs), as well as other executives who need to keep on top of technology trends. The magazine appeals to technology professionals and business people with an interest in technology. Of equal value in the boardroom or as a leisure read, Brainstorm is at the top of executives' must-read lists. As a proudly South African publication, a core tenet of its philosophy is that Brainstorm features completely original articles. It doesn't publish press releases and no copy contained in the main body is licensed from international publications.