Survival in a data-driven world
“It’s important to remember that 90% of our sensory input comes from the eye; and visual processing takes up 50% of our brain capacity.” ~ Christoph Holz, MD of Visalyze, CeBIT 2016
Could Raspberry Pi work for your business?
Raspberry Pi is capable of performing all the tasks a normal desktop computer does, from browsing the Internet, to creating and disseminating business documents, but its use is far broader than that . . .
Impact of the economy on the ICT industry
South Africa’s weak Rand results in expensive technology, as much of it is imported. So, how do businesses free up cash for rent, salaries, and marketing, while ensuring the customer’s business still has access to top end technology?
SAP: Turning garbage into growth
In terms of waste disposal, a mere two hundred years ago is a lifetime. Back then, in London, dead horses were left to rot on the road as it was easier to remove them in a state of decomposition . . .
New limits for consumer credit charges
In May this year, the Limitations on Fees and Interest Rates Regulations (Final Regulations) in terms of the National Credit Act, 2005 (NCA) will come into effect. Who will benefit most?
Digital Revolution: A wave we should ride
Karl-Heinz Streibich, CEO of Software AG describes the opportunities and risks of the digital transformation and what characterises today’s digital leaders.
IT should be focusing on great customer experience
Despite an increased awareness of the importance of customer-centricity in organisations, the role of IT in supporting this focus is still largely neglected. Here’s why change is needed . . .
Six lessons on business transformation
The words ‘business transformation’ are easily said, but how often is real transformation achieved, especially in today’s difficult economic climate when it can easily be put on the back burner?
Wearable workplace closer than you think
Small business owners should also be keenly watching their customers use wearable devices. Some life and health insurers are already taking note, offering people they insure incentives to wear fitness trackers and share their data.
Custom software: Good, better, best
An increasing number of businesses are turning to custom software to improve company processes and drive efficiencies. But before selecting a software development partner, they should look for certain qualities that give them the assurance that a project will be completed on time, on budget, and deliver what is really needed.
Three main causes of employee burn out
It’s important for both employers and employees to recognise the signs of stress, and put in place certain tools in order to avoid burn out – or the whole company may feel the consequences.
Gig economy: Digital natives don’t stick around
The workplace has been turned on its head – unlike their parents who spent years working at the same firm, digital natives don’t stick around. This is not a bad thing . . .
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