by Kathy Gibson | May 30, 2026 | Thought Leadership
There is a productivity crisis in many organisations. Leaders are under pressure to move faster, improve service, and do more with teams that are already stretched. By Bernard Vertenten, Microsoft solutions business development at DAC Systems Microsoft’s 2025 Work...
by Kathy Gibson | May 30, 2026 | Thought Leadership
Doing business in South Africa is rewarding but it can also feel like a feat of endurance. By Jevon King, CSO of Backspace Technologies Volatile exchange rate, fuel price fears, infrastructure and energy challenges, and a host of other points of friction demand both...
by Kathy Gibson | May 30, 2026 | Thought Leadership
For years, digitisation was largely the domain of large organisations. By Nyari Samushonga, executive chairperson of WeThinkCode_ Enterprise software was expensive, implementation-heavy, and often designed for operational complexity that small businesses simply did...
by Kathy Gibson | May 30, 2026 | Thought Leadership
In tandem with Formula One’s much-discussed 2026 technical rules package and the pre-Miami GP upgrades focusing on energy deployment and safety, has come a raft of changes to F1’s stewarding system that have largely flown under the radar. By Graham Duxbury F1’s...
by Kathy Gibson | May 30, 2026 | Thought Leadership
The digital economy presents one of the most significant economic opportunities, yet for many black-owned small, medium, and micro enterprises (SMMEs) the barriers to entry remain stubbornly high. By Lebogang Luvuno, B-BBEE executive at Microsoft South Africa At...
by Kathy Gibson | May 30, 2026 | Thought Leadership
Leadership is often spoken about as if it is a set of techniques – how to motivate, how to delegate, how to manage change, and how to hold people accountable. According to Nokwanda Boarato, head: people and talent at 21st Century, these skills matter, but people do...
