MTN Business Head of Enterprise for Fixed Solutions, Priashan Pakiriy explains in his recent interview with the Big Business Show. Watch the highlights below. MTN Business is a proud Partner of the NSBC.
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Article provided by Colin Timmis, General Country Manager and professional accountant, Xero South Africa The beginning of a new year is a popular time to make changes. South African small businesses are living through the toughest crisis in a generation, so building a plan has never been more critical.
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Article provided by Retail Capital “As a result of the global pandemic, the six months from March to September 2020 saw more digital transformation occur than in the decade prior, according to a technology trends analysis by Forbes. If the urgency to keep pace with the fourth industrial revolution has not kicked in yet, businesses […]
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Article provided by SYSPRO Most South African businesses that want to stay competitive in the current market are looking for solutions to save on costs, reduce risk, ensure employee satisfaction, and deliver exceptional customer service. New operating models, technology and process optimisation, such as artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning and digital citizens, can assist in […]
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Article provided by MTN MTN recently launched its 5G network in South Africa, rolling out coverage at multiple sites across Johannesburg, Cape Town, and Bloemfontein. The operator plans to continue expanding its 5G network across the country in the future and said its customers will soon enjoy coverage everywhere they go.
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Article written by Garsen Naidu (Country Manager Cisco South Africa) Our global economies resilience has been tested this year. All companies, both large and small, have felt the weight of the past year’s drastic changes. Unfortunately, however, this surreal experience has been felt more by smaller companies. With technology now becoming a default setting in […]
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Article provided by Xero Small business adoption of cloud accounting tech grows by nearly 50% between 2017 and 2020, although cloud computing remains the top skills gap for SA small businesses.