Millennials and the ‘shooting star syndrome

Similar to an individual’s view of the clear night sky, every organisation has a unique “constellation” of stars that constitutes its universe of talent and defines its competitive advantage over other organisations. How can your organisation...

Free online 5G, 4IR training from Huawei

Kathy Gibson is at Huawei in Woodmead – Huawei and the Department of Communications and Digital Technologies (DCDT) are partnering to offer free online and onsite training in 5G and Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) technologies. The announcement is the result...

Technology is keeping us young

Technology is making the world feel younger, healthier and more emotionally connected, according to new research from Lenovo, suggesting a growing relationship between technological innovation and wellbeing. The research, which surveyed over 15 000 individuals from...

Surge forecast for 5G network infrastructure revenue

In 2020, worldwide 5G wireless network infrastructure revenue will reach $4,2-billion, an 89% increase from 2019 revenue of $2,2-billion, according to Gartner. Additionally, Gartner forecasts that investments in 5G NR network infrastructure will account for 6% of the...

Inflation drops to 4% in July

Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) has reported that consumer price inflation dropped from 4,5% year-on-year (y-o-y) in June to 4,0% y-o-y in July. This was lower than economists’ median expectation of 4,4% and also the lowest reading since March 2018. A...

Liquid waste in landfill banned from today

Today local legislation bans all liquid waste from landfill – signalling a massive shift in South African waste legislation and placing significant importance on the effective management of such waste by waste producers and the waste industry alike. The question...