Digital textile printing set to boost industry
“The new technology gives old artisans and small businesses a cost-effective way to revive their craft and improve their livelihoods.” ~ Craig Whyte, CEO of digital printing specialists ArtLab.
Apps are the future of car rental
The entire car-rental experience will change: Customers queuing for service at a car-rental counter, then painstakingly selecting options from a checklist is on its way out.
HR’s new role in the age of automation
Automation in HR is more prevalent than ever before with companies all over the world embracing the rise of new technology trends to better the workplace environment, writes Keith Fenner, Vice President: Sage Enterprise EAMA
Britehouse App records The Longest Hole
Britehouse, a division of Dimension Data, has created a bold, agile application that will be used to track, keep score, and record images for a World Record attempt at The Longest Hole Mongolia Adventure.
Destruction of services attacks coming soon
Business email compromise, a social engineering attack in which an email is designed to trick organisations into transferring money to attackers, is becoming highly lucrative. But that’s not all, says Cisco . . .
Update: SAP Africa signs on interim team
“SAP stands for integrity, transparency and compliance,” says Fox-Martin, who leads SAP’s business in EMEA and Greater China. “We strive to be exemplary in the manner in which we serve our customers and partners, and in how we treat our employees.”
Australia to lead charge in battery storage
“The coupling of renewable energy with large scale battery storage is a fundamental requirement for an affordable, reliable and sustainable energy future for Australia,” said Dr Alex Wonhas of Aurecon.
Gas could be answer to SA growth
Niall Kramer, CEO of the South African Oil & Gas Alliance (SAOGA), says there is enormous interest in potentially exploring for oil and gas in South Africa.
Valter Adão: Be agile or be left behind . . .
Competitors are no longer the traditional large, local or multinational corporates – they’re agile organisations and entrepreneurs often from other industries that are embracing new and exponential technologies to disrupt long-standing norms and leaders.
Business: Is David the new Goliath?
There’s a new giant in our midst. Known as super competitors, these corporate colossi are breathtaking in size and scale, with cavernous footprints in market share and unprecedented merger-driven muscle power. Carl Devereux investigates . . .
Outsourcing: Better option in times of uncertainty
One of the most significant benefits of outsourcing is that it changes a capital expense into an operational expense, thus making costs more affordable and predictable.
Workplace bullying or incompatible styles?
There are so many different, and subtle, ways of making people feel less than valued, that sometimes the bullied person simply feels more and more inadequate at the job, without realising that they are, in fact, being bullied.
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