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The competitive advantage that actually matters

The competitive advantage that actually matters

by Kathy Gibson | Oct 15, 2026 | Thought Leadership

By Colin Timmis – South African entrepreneurs are known for their grit and resilience. They spot opportunities, build relationships, win customers and find ways to keep moving when conditions are tough. Yet many of the founders I speak to say the same thing:...

Interest rates, inflation and the hidden giant of credit

by Kathy Gibson | Oct 15, 2026 | Thought Leadership

Trade terms could make or break your business, writes Frank Knight, CEO of Debtsource. South Africa’s credit ecosystem is far more interconnected than it often appears. Trade credit runs through almost every part of it. Trade credit is one of the largest and...

The social impact gap: Procurement must deliver more than compliance

by Kathy Gibson | Oct 15, 2026 | Thought Leadership

South Africa’s micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) contribute around 40% of GDP and employ more than half the country’s workforce, according to the Department of Small Business Development. Yet questions remain about whether billions of rand...
SMEs must modernise IT infrastructure to survive and scale

SMEs must modernise IT infrastructure to survive and scale

by Kathy Gibson | Oct 15, 2026 | Thought Leadership

By Dean Wolson – South African SMEs are at a critical digital intersection. The local technology sector is experiencing significant growth, with recent Gartner projections showing that global IT spending is expected to grow by 14.2% in 2026. This broader...
AI should not make leaders think less, but further

AI should not make leaders think less, but further

by Kathy Gibson | Oct 15, 2026 | Thought Leadership

By Jarmaine Lawrence-Manho – Leaders today are operating in an environment characterised by too much information, increasing complexity, greater uncertainty and limited time to make consequential decisions. AI is changing that environment further, not simply by...
Edge intelligence and AI mobility reshape Africa’s next digital economy

Edge intelligence and AI mobility reshape Africa’s next digital economy

by Kathy Gibson | Oct 15, 2026 | Thought Leadership

By Danial Mausoof – For years, artificial intelligence has largely been associated with hyperscale data centres and cloud computing environments. But the next phase of AI innovation is moving much closer to where decisions need to happen at the edge of the...
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