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Are tertiary institutions contributing to youth unemployment?

South Africa has a high rate of youth unemployment, and an increasing rate of unemployed graduates. Jake Willis, CEO and founder of Lulaway This makes one wonder whether studying further in higher education is even worth it because it seems that a qualification does...

Digital infrastructure investment can help Africa’s economic recovery

Africa faces many challenges on its path to becoming a global economic competitor. The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on Africa’s development can either be a massive barrier to advancement – or, the spark that lights the fire of innovation and investment across the...

Tech underpins a smarter strategy for success

Technology has permeated all facets of business. Today, it has become less about the bits and bytes and more about unlocking the efficiency of processes, improving the customer experience, and better understanding data to deliver on the company strategy. By Muggie van...

Powerful ways cloud can transform your company

Cloud computing has revolutionised the way in which many businesses develop their service offerings and make them available to customers. By Gavin Loveland, product manager at Seacom It has enabled organisations to remove the infrastructure restrictions that once...

Top leadership tips from Maslow’s Pyramid

Although published in 1943, psychologist Abraham Maslow’s paper, A Theory of Human Motivation, remains immensely popular, especially in the business world. By Michelle Moss, director of Assessments at Signium Africa It describes human needs as a pyramid  consisting of...

Pandemic highlights the role of the datacentre

Covid-19 has altered industries across the globe highlighting just how dependant the world is on data. The Global Data Center Security Solutions Market is expected to grow by $5 billion during 2020-2024. By Michael Finch, Rectron’s datacentre business unit manager The...

Are we looking at 4IR for customer communication?

The Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is characterised by an array of technologies that is blurring the lines between the physical, digital, and biological spheres, while also disrupting the way in which businesses communicate. By Douglas van Wyk, regional manager at...

The future of payments in Africa

By 2050 the population of Africa is expected to grow to 2 billion, while the rest of the world experiences flat or declining population curves. Globally, about 1.7 billion adults (31% of adults) remain unbanked — without an account at a financial institution or...

Now is a good time to start a business

Whether you are looking to replace lost income due to COVID-19 or simply aiming to plug a gap in the market, serial entrepreneur, Arnoux Maré says now is the opportune time for you to start a business. By Arnoux Maré, MD of Innovative Staffing Solutions “During...

Maximise cloud value for business success

Many enterprise efforts to adopt and scale to cloud have stalled. Some organisations got stuck in an experimental mindset without a sense of where their cloud journey was headed, while others struggled to make a clear business case for scaling up their use of cloud....

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