If you go into the African market with eyes wide open, you will most likely reap the revenue opportunities, says Andries Coetzee, financial director, Comztek.
Businesses must have regulations in place to govern processes and track performances and return on investment, says Cathleen Prinsloo, product manager: HP Retail, Axiz.
The technology is moving beyond early-adopter status and is maturing for the mainstream, says Louis Yssel, CEO of YSL Group.
Outsourcing can not only lead to better customer service but also cut real costs, says Craig Young, MD of Unison Communications.
If left unchecked, the abuse of company equipment could lead to dwindling profits and possible job losses, says Craig Young, MD of Unison Communications.
Mobile industry players must come together to work out a framework and standards for the systems RICA will require, says Yanesh Ramiah, MD of Swist Tech.
When choosing a technology solution for supply chain management, look for a “concept-to-customer” solution, says Jane Thomson, MD of Softworx.
Business continuity planning must become a part of everyday work and risk management at an organisation, says Ashley Ellington, MD, Softline Enterprise.
The ability to evaluate point-of-sale data is vital in today`s business environment, says Keith Fenner, VP of Strategic Sales, Softline Accpac.
Businesses with effective performance management strategies have a market capitalisation 2.4 times greater than those without, says Desmond Botha, financial solutions specialist at Fios.
Poor enforcement of corporate governance may be the biggest risk to enterprises this year, says Amir Lubashevsky, executive director of Magix Integration.
If company data is exposed, the potential for damage can be enormous, says Sean Glansbeek, MD of Seven Days Technology.
A master data management programme is 90% business consulting and 10% technology, says Andoret Venter, principle consultant for BIA.