Jul 9, 2019
Kathy Gibson is at Deloitte in Woodmead – South Africa has fallen behind the curve in the payments markets. This is according to the Deloitte Regenesis of SA Payments survey, launched today in Woodmead. This is ironic, says Paula Buchel, associate director of...
Jul 9, 2019
Drug and substance abuse is taking its toll on South African businesses and, with almost 20% of South Africans (one in five adults) abusing alcohol and prescription or recreational drugs, very few companies are exempt. Vernon Goss, director of the Riverview Manor...
Jul 9, 2019
South Africa is the 37th most dangerous country on earth, according to this year’s recently-released Global Peace Index (GPI). “A key factor in making South Africa more dangerous even than gang-wracked El Salvador is the easy availability of...
Jul 9, 2019
According to the Banking Association of South Africa, SMEs account for roughly 34% of the country’s GDP with 91% of them making up formalised businesses but, often in this space, the story of “don’t sacrifice high returns for accessibility” is...
Jul 8, 2019
Despite the enterprise benefits assured by adopting a DevOps culture, the majority of IT leaders polled believe communication between IT security and software development must improve greatly to achieve success. Trend Micro and Vanson Bourne surveyed the attitudes...
Jul 8, 2019
Government stakeholders have been asked to submit proposals for overcoming the Gauteng E-toll impasse to Cabinet by the end of August. The presidency has issued a statement explaining that, while the user-pay principle remains a policy of government, the electronic...
