Articles about Nashua

Reunert earmarks R200m to counter future port disruptions

Group CEO Alan Dickson describes how the chaos at South African ports during the first half of the year affected the business.

Nashua pulls plug on post office printers

The Reunert unit recently switched off the printers it was outsourcing to the insolvent state-owned enterprise, due to an unpaid debt.

Nashua Kopano offers ICT internships for graduates

The company and Gauteng City Region Academy expand their bursary partnership, to also offer internship opportunities.

Eskom is our biggest salesman, says Reunert CEO

The JSE-listed firm reaps the rewards of load-shedding, as it sees growing demand for its renewable energy products.

50-year-old Nashua sets sights on AI, energy and cloud

Company toasted fifty years of operation this week in Johannesburg and outlined future plans.

Reunert reels from persistent chip supply shortages

The group suffers the impact of global electronic chip supply shortages and complex supply chain dynamics.

Improved ICT segment boosts Reunert in full-year results

The group says it delivered a strong performance despite a challenging trading and economic environment.

Heat mapping in retail: know your customer

Heat mapping cameras that show retailers how today’s shoppers move through their store and where they spend the most time can provide the store owner with invaluable data.

Automation during a pandemic

The companies best equipped to empower a remote workforce had already put in place collaborative cloud-based tools, says Barry Venter, CEO of Nashua.

The helpdesk of the future

A ticketing system enables tracking of the query and provides visibility into the route that the ticket takes on its journey to resolution, says Barry Venter, CEO of Nashua.

Choosing the right alternative energy solution for you

Nashua CEO Barry Venter provides the questions you should ask before deciding to invest in a solution, as well as the questions a provider ought to be asking you.

Long-term cost savings of deploying alternative energy

The three key drivers of alternative energy adoption are load-shedding, load reduction and a significant increase in the cost of electricity.