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Your recycling certificate is no longer enough

For years, organisations have relied on recycling certificates to prove that retired technology assets were disposed of responsibly. By Kwirirai Rukowo, managing executive of Qrent  That standard is rapidly becoming outdated. Investors, auditors, and corporate...

Rental escalations are becoming a business risk

South African businesses are being squeezed from every direction. With weak economic growth, rising utility costs, infrastructure instability, compliance pressure, and subdued consumer demand, the last thing many companies need right now is commercial rental...

Micro habits, macro scale: the future of leadership development

For years, corporate enterprises have relied on the allure of the “grand learning event”. Organisations invest heavily in bringing leaders together for intensive workshops, and these sessions are often filled with profound “aha!” moments. Yet, weeks later,...

Trust is partners’ biggest competitive advantage

In almost every conversation I’ve had with partners this year, I’ve noticed the same shift. The question is no longer what AI can do for customers, it’s whether customers can trust what it tells them. It sounds like a subtle change, but I think it changes...

What would your business be without you?

A business owner recently took a proper holiday, the first in several years. Before leaving, he spoke with the largest customers himself, checked the important orders were in hand, and told the team to call if anything difficult came up. By the end of the first day...

Tech versus talent in F1: Is it the car or the driver? 

As Formula One heads deeper into the second half of the 2026 season, the sport finds itself confronting a familiar question. Are races won by the driver or by the car? By Graham Duxbury The debate has resurfaced with renewed intensity during the early races of the...

Trusted systems the future of AI finance

We are in the age of autonomous agents, writes Aaron Harris, chief technology officer of Sage. Recently, I, like many others in tech, have been experimenting with always-on AI agent frameworks like OpenClaw. In one week, I burned through over 220 million tokens. The...

What work can safely be delegated to AI?

For the past two years, most business uses of AI have helped people produce, find, or interpret information. By Paul Spagnoletti, chief revenue officer of Synthesis Chatbots answer questions, copilots draft content, coding tools suggest changes, and search systems...

The hidden barriers to scaling a business

There comes a point in almost every founder’s journey where the challenge is no longer finding customers, generating revenue or refining the product. By Grant Sherwood business strategist and identity success coach The business has proven itself. It has survived...

Digital transformation fails because of uncertainty

When people think about digital transformation, they often picture new software, automation, artificial intelligence or cloud-based platforms. But from where I sit, leading business development in the legal and property sectors, technology is rarely the biggest...

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