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Is work from home the death knell for offices?

by Kathy Gibson | Jul 10, 2020 | Trends and Analysis

One of the aspects of the coronavirus has been the sudden evacuation of offices and mass adoption of home working. As a result, some real estate investors believe the working from home experiment that’s taken place during this crisis will lead to a long-term decline...
How mobile tech drives physical retail sales

How mobile tech drives physical retail sales

by Kathy Gibson | Jul 10, 2020 | Thought Leadership

Retail sector investment into mobile apps and platforms has been accelerated by the global pandemic, writes Leon Coetzer, MD: UK of redPanda Software. There can be no doubt that the next era of retail success will be defined by the friction-free, or ultra-convenient,...

How continuous improvement can transform your business

by Kathy Gibson | Jul 10, 2020 | Thought Leadership

Richard Branson knows a thing or two about ideas. One of his favourite quotes is from Alfred North Whitehead, the ground-breaking philosopher and mathematician: “Ideas won’t keep. Something must be done about them.” By Anna Chetty, strategic project manager at...
The industrial economy was about productivity – the digital age is about capability

The industrial economy was about productivity – the digital age is about capability

by Kathy Gibson | Jul 10, 2020 | Thought Leadership

In the wake of digital transformation, the real opportunity does not lie in reskilling people to do tasks that could be automated in the future, but in equipping them with the capability to solve human problems. By Anton Herbst, group strategy director at Tarsus...

The critical importance of boards to company success

by Kathy Gibson | Jul 10, 2020 | Thought Leadership

As we move forward to the next stage of the lockdown, with most businesses now being able to return to work, it’s more important than ever for boards and shareholders to take stock of where they find themselves and to carefully evaluate the road ahead. What has become...
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