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A little change goes a long way: How iOCO enabled new business for Tourvest

iOCO helped Tourvest expand its business model into the low-cost, multi-hub market and improve the onboard food and beverage and duty-free shopping experience for customers.

Takealot sells online fashion retailer Superbalist

The strategic acquisition will support Superbalist’s ongoing growth, allowing the group to dedicate its efforts to further expanding Takealot and Mr D.

Vodacom’s Mariam Cassim quits Pick n Pay board

The Vodacom financial services head decides to step down as a director at the retailer due to workload pressures.

Arch Fuel solution enhanced by latest fuel integrations

Arch Fuel, in partnership with BB Software Development, now integrates seamlessly with both the FNB MiniPOS and the DOMS forecourt controller.

Arch Retail Solutions

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Qlik

Aug 26, 2024

Business success takes centre stage at Qlik’s Joburg AI Reality Tour

Qlik will unveil its product and strategy roadmap, with demos showcasing practical applications and how these advancements can be leveraged for enhanced data analytics and AI-driven insights.

NTT Data becomes GenAI-driven company

After rebranding from Dimension Data, NTT Data accelerates its strategy by integrating GenAI products and services.

Yaga sees growing online sales of ‘pre-loved’ apparel

The local online marketplace for second-hand clothing reaches 800 000 customers, with sellers making over R500 million since 2020.

Job opportunities for disabled with Pick n Pay e-waste bins

The initiative creates jobs for people with disabilities through training in repairing, refurbishing and recycling e-waste.

Argility’s Retail4U the ultimate retail management system

Retail4U integrates into existing legacy systems and third-party applications, says Shawn Wilsnach, divisional manager: Java, at Argility.

Argility

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South African Revenue Service

Aug 13, 2024

SA online shoppers dismayed at import duties

As the taxman officially announces a start date to impose higher import taxes on smaller clothing items, the majority of surveyed South Africans oppose the move.

Sibahle Malinga