A well-defined corporate culture creates unity among staff and loyalty to the business, says Dr Ludi Beukman, HR development specialist at Softline VIP.
The price of the software, annual licence and maintenance fees, and related licences must be accounted for, says Alan Sher, HansaWorld product manager.
Software as a service requires companies to hand their confidential data over to a third-party, says Amir Lubashevsky, executive director of Magix Integration.
Unused capacity can be pooled together to harness the excess resources, says Jim Holland, Axiz product manager, HP ESG.
Quality service and enhanced delivery will ensure survival in 2009, says Gary Naidoo, deputy MD of Sahara.
Companies today don`t see the value of a CRM system, says Jeremy Waterman, MD of Softline Accpac.
Accidental and malicious data loss can occur through common channels, says Jayson O`Reilly, McAfee regional manager for Africa.
A properly developed CRM strategy will form the foundation of a CRM programme, says Motlatsi Mokoena, head of public sector at Fujitsu Services.
Criminals are invading the Web to distribute malware on a large scale, says Hilbert Long, Comztek channel manager.
A survey finds 87% of BI projects in the UK fail to live up to expectations, says Richard Greyling, managing consultant at Knowledge Integration Dynamics.
Business process management is now used in conjunction with BI, says Marc Scheepbouwer, MD of Intellient.
Many companies will make adjustments to remuneration packages and merit bonuses, says Leaders Unlimited Korn/Ferry International partner Annelize van Rensburg.
Organisations must think creatively to use the infrastructure they already have in-house, says Marius Vermeulen, Cisco technical specialist at Tarsus Technologies.