Obi set to shake up smartphones
By Mark Davison in San Francisco – A group of former Apple executives and designers, including its former CEO John Sculley, are looking to take the smartphone market by storm with the launch of two new devices – the Obi Worldphone SF1 and the SJ1.5. Sculley, who was...Obi charts new smartphone course
Taking a different tack in the ultra-competitive smartphone market, Obi Worldphone has claimed that its new range will offer the value and features of a $700 equivalent at a price point of $199. Bearing that in mind, it is perhaps pertinent to take a look under the...Obi Worldphone in SA in November
Obi Worldphone has launched a family of smartphones specifically targeted at the youth sector in the emerging markets of Asia, Africa and the Middle East. It will officially establish its presence in South Africa in November.
Engagement key in successful firms
Top companies build and sustain a culture of engagement and are often led by CEOs who understand that employee engagement is not just a nice-to-have but critical to achieving business results. This is confirmed by Aon Hewitt’s 2015 Trends in Global Employee Engagement report, which points out that Leaders in these elite organisations also understand that employee engagement is primarily their responsibility