The business environment is constantly being disrupted by new market entrants using innovative technology, says?Rick Parry, chairman and CEO at AIGS.
By 2020, smart mobile devices will be universally adopted throughout the world.
The firm's acquisition of two other wearables manufacturers enables it to make a play in the premium market dominated by Apple.
The industry struggles to reap the full benefits of design software, data and analytics, 3D scanning, mobile solutions and automation.
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Everyone has a chance to disrupt the market, but few will succeed, says a disruptive innovation evangelist, who spoke at the Customer Centricity Forum 2016.
Once a company understands its goals, customers and those customers' needs, an appropriate strategy can be designed, the company says.
SA's diverse range of spoken languages makes it difficult to use existing personal assistants and chatbots tools, says DataProphet.
The Foschini Group partners with start-up WumDrop to develop a Web app which allows users to track parcel delivery.
This year businesses will focus on digital transformation mainly to align and improve customer experience, say experts.
The company is introducing blockchain POC for nostro database reconciliation.
Cape Town-based start-up Luxity believes authentic designer handbags and other luxury goods deserve a second chance.
Entrepreneurs should be on the lookout for the opportunities technological developments can bring to their business, says Sage.