Can employers retrench without a business plan now?
The business rescue practitioner is not empowered to retrench employees in the absence of a business rescue plan.
The post Covid-19 consumer: Three key trends to impact the FMCG sector
Companies that have invested, and continue to invest, in digitisation, in their brands, supply chains and innovation, are the ones that will emerge stronger.
Is your workplace ready to protect returning workers?
Every organisation’s aim is to find practical solutions that close the gap between business needs and the risk of employee infection.
COVID-19 drives innovation and entrepreneurship
Companies need focus on is how to empower employees to deliver more and better, and manage and monitor their output, rather than input
Is it time for a new capital markets system?
The advent of digital innovation, technologies such as blockchain, and the decentralised capabilities of software platforms have changed the rules.
Dealmaking in a virtual world: A competition law perspective
While some will benefit from increases in demand spurred by restrictions, others – in true Darwinian fashion – will thrive by adapting to change.
Organisations must innovate for the new remote-working normal
The average employee will swop petrol for data, tar for fibre, roads for networks and buildings for clouds…
eSusFarm: Food-to-fork smallholder empowerment
Africans are developing home-grown solutions to solve the problems facing smallholder and subsistence farmers while fortifying food security
Why transparent leadership is clearly important now
The most important outcome of transparency in leadership is a culture of transparency in the workplace, physical or virtual.
Are we heading back to single-use plastic due to COVID-19?
The sustainable investment team has been researching the potential winners and losers from the war on plastic.
Takeouts from SA businesses that have pivoted to survive lockdown
Businesses are re-imagining themselves and using disruptive technology to remain relevant.
Mining sector reboot: Keeping miners safe from COVID-19
Under Level 4, coal mines and open cast operations can operate at 100%, while those underground can do so at 50%.
What will work look like after COVID-19?
AI shines light on Alaska’s seals and whales, Internet of Things set for Take Off, and the road to digital transformation in this month’s issue of BusinessIT.
Uncertainty rules for the year ahead
Supercomputing drives racing car innovation, what’s new at IFS, all change for SUSE, and a peek under the covers at Corex.
All change for payments…
Digital issues that impact our humanity, special feature on data centres, all the action from Africom, AI and the shift in work, plus reportbacks from Fujitsu Forum, VMWorld and Nutanix .Next on Tour.
A New Future for Africa
Techquilibrium: the secret of success in digital transformation, all the action from Sap TechEd, how new business imperatives demand new apps, the pros and cons of cryptocurrency, and the reality of the skills gap.
The robots are coming – did you get your news?
Which bots are likely to take your job? Get the full story with artificial intelligence and data analytics, all the action from Dell Technologies Forum and SA poised to embrace Internet of Things opportunities.
Made in SA: Local developers take on the world
Made in SA: Local developers take on the world. Fintech and insuretech, application development in the digital age, keeping track of workers’ productivity, and all the trends in office equipment.