by Kathy Gibson | Sep 8, 2023 | Thought Leadership
Shareholder demand for innovation – often taking companies into high-risk, uncharted waters and even cannibalising existing business models – can do more harm than good. Sometimes real innovation is about exploring how to revolutionise existing processes or simply...
by Kathy Gibson | Sep 8, 2023 | Thought Leadership
There is no denying Max Verstappen’s brilliance as a Formula One racing driver. One of his most notable skills is his ability to maximise the performance of the Pirelli tyres fitted to his Red Bull. By Graham Duxbury For instance, at the 2023 Spanish Grand Prix...
by Kathy Gibson | Sep 8, 2023 | Features
The world of print has received its fair share of criticism and predictions about its future in the past two decades, brought on mainly by the digitisation of industries and the disruption this has caused to print as a result. Many have predicted the downfall of print...
by Kathy Gibson | Sep 8, 2023 | Features
By Jolene Castelyn – While some industry analysts are already forecasting the downward slope of the printer market, I don’t believe we’re anywhere near that precipice, and if anything, printing is alive, well, and growing. The printer market in Southern Africa,...
by Kathy Gibson | Sep 8, 2023 | Features
Worldwide shipments of hardcopy peripherals grew 2,2% year over year to 22,8-million units in the first quarter of 2023 (1Q23). Shipment value also expanded 14% year over year during the quarter to $11-billion, according to new data from the International Data...
