By Gerrit Olivier, CEO of About IT Some predictions suggested cloud ERP would only arrive in 2020 or even as late as 2025. But it’s already here and this rapid progress may have caught some vendors napping, particularly in the small-to-medium business (SMB) category, and they may have to surrender to their very own Kodak moment. […]
ADVERTORIAL Article provided by MiWay In its quest to help identify and mitigate the risks faced by South African businesses, MiWay has introduced a new feature – at no additional cost – on its commercial policies: Business Interruption Cover. This cover compensates for times when usual activities must be suspended and are seen as an important […]
Article provided by Lulalend As a business owner you can probably relate to these business realities: The economy can change on a dime and affect you significantly You gave up a 40-hour work week to run your 80-hour a week business You know you wear too many hats within the business Cashflow is a constant balancing act
Article by Paul Kent, MD of Sureswipe Unlike other emerging economies, the challenge of financial inclusion in South Africa is not the low numbers of bank card holders but rather the low numbers of payment acceptance points. There are around 80-million bank cards in circulation, yet usage within these accounts remains low. Many South Africans […]
Article provided by ProfitShare Partners In its drive to create immense social impact for growth and sustainability in the SME sector, ProfitShare Partners has secured the backing of the True Impact Fund – an investment management company that shares this vision. ProfitShare Partners is excited to announce that it will serve as the SME growth […]
Article provided by Iemas Insurance Brokers Just because you have a short-term insurance policy, does not necessarily mean that you are adequately covered. Many people make the mistake of taking out household insurance that only covers certain household items, or neglect to amend the value of their cover as the cost of replacing these items increase […]
Article provided by Accountability With the Rand weakening to the Dollar, another fuel increase on the horizon and the country once again engulfed in darkness, economist are predicting that South Africa will run out of money by 2042. Corruption seems to be the term on everyone’s lips and the core of our country’s pending economic disaster. […]
