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Tripartite collaboration essential for driving SME growth

by Kathy Gibson | Aug 19, 2022 | Trends and Analysis

According to a report by McKinsey, South African small businesses represent over 98% of business and employ between 50% and 60% of the country’s workforce. Collectively, this business activity accounts for 34 percent of GDP. In an unstable economic environment with...

Crisis can be an opportunity to partner more closely with customers

by Kathy Gibson | Aug 19, 2022 | Thought Leadership

Extreme weather, political unrest, surging oil prices, and a pandemic are just a few examples of the issues that have put small and medium business (SMB) resilience to the test in South Africa in recent years. By Viresh Harduth, vice-president: small business at Sage...

Embrace the cloud to gain a competitive edge

by Kathy Gibson | Aug 19, 2022 | Thought Leadership

Until recently, cloud adoption was perceived as more suitable and accessible to large enterprises, with many small, medium and micro enterprises (SMMEs) simply not considering the move to cloud computing as feasible or even necessary. By Hepsy Mkhungo, CEO and...

You need to know these things about the metaverse

by Kathy Gibson | Aug 19, 2022 | Trends and Analysis

Technology has always enabled people to connect and express themselves. As communication became faster, video became a richer way to share experiences. We’ve gone from desktop to web to mobile; from text to photos to video. But this wave of innovation isn’t slowing...

The future is whatever you want it to be …

by Kathy Gibson | Aug 19, 2022 | Events/Report-backs

Kathy Gibson reports – Mankind used to dream big ideas about the future and how technology would change our lives – many of which have become reality. Today, however, we tend to think about gloom and doom future scenarios rather than dreaming big as we did...
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