Are you ready for the changing workforce?

As the competition for talent continues to rise and business models are disrupted by technology and socio-demographic shifts, organisations are still taking an evolutionary approach to their talent strategies in the face of revolutionary changes. According to...

New leadership style for African success

Despite their significant differences, Western and African business leadership styles can be blended to form an entirely new construct. This is one of the findings from a new study by the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University (NMMU) Business School, which examined...

Poor digital hygiene puts data at risk

User attitudes towards app care and maintenance on their devices is making sensitive data on computers and tablets particularly vulnerable to security threats. New global research from Kaspersky Lab shows that keeping control of the content on their devices is a task...

Discounted VoIP for TVET students

Euphoria Telecom has partnered with South African Broadband Education Networks (Saben) to offer affordable VoIP to South African technical and vocational education and training (TVET) colleges and students. Saben is an initiative tasked to solve bandwidth poverty at...

SA drivers want advanced technology

South African consumers are more likely to want advanced automation technology when choosing cars compared to consumers in the UK, Germany, China, Mexico, and South Korea. However, willingness to pay for it has decreased over the past two years. Younger South Africans...

Emirates service will mitigate laptop ban

Emirates will introduce a new service to enable customers to use their laptops and tablet devices until just before they board their flights to the US. Emirates customers travelling to the US via Dubai will be able to utilise their laptops and tablet devices on the...