How to survive a SARS audit

How to survive a SARS audit

The recent developments at the South African Revenue Service (SARS) promises to cause a shake-up for many unsuspecting taxpayers. They are short on budget and the general perception is that there has been a lapse in taxpayer morale. By Natasha Wilkinson, attorney at...

The channel must thrive, not just survive

To tackle the big technological issues that society is facing, innovation is key. Vendors can provide the tools for innovation, but it’s partners who are going to offer the solutions which revolutionise our world. By Riaan Graham, director: sales for sub-Saharan...
Data centre management and the drought

Data centre management and the drought

Data centres are utility-hungry installations that require always-on supplies of power and cooling. This means electricity – possibly as much as 2% of the world’s energy – and it often means water. As our demand for data, and the infrastructure in which to store...

Visibility from warehouse floor to store

Distribution chain Massdiscounters has adopted Trackmatic’s Driver-Led Visibility solution. The solution, paired with Trackmatic’s detailed business analytics, has transformed key performance indicators, with objective, empirically-based driver performance KPIs...

Fibre uptake delivers SME benefits

The massive technology shift from dial-up to ADSL as the most common form of connectivity among small and medium enterprises is about to be repeated. Except that, this time, the shift will be from ADSL to fibre. This is one of the major early indications of SME Survey...
Fujitsu debuts lightweight Lifebook

Fujitsu debuts lightweight Lifebook

Fujitsu has introduced the Lifebook U938 — an enhanced version of its flagship ultra-mobile notebook designed for road warriors and frequent travelers.  The lightest fully featured business notebook on the market today, the Lifebook U938 comprises 8th generation Intel...