HOW TO MAINTAIN EFFECTIVE SYSTEMS IN PERIODS OF RAPID GROWTH
by Softworx, 5 Sep
As an organisation moves through the five stages of the business lifecycle, rapid growth must be coupled with sound processes and access to information to reach maturity. With the correct systems in place, the business can function at the same efficiency regardless of its size. However, if there are deficiencies in these systems, the deficits will grow as the business grows, ultimately resulting in decline and the death of the enterprise.
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Hacking Humans
by Michael Ferendinos and Rudi Dicks, 5 Sep
Cyber crime is rampant, increasing in frequency, voracity and taking longer to resolve, and at far greater costs than ever before. Organisations are operating in an era of unprecedented volatility combined with the rapid pace of changes in technology. This convergence has created a challenging new cyber reality for organisations regardless of size, industry or location.
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PSA encouraging partnerships ahead of state wage talks
The Public Servants Association of SA (PSA) on Tuesday said it has been lobbying a number of stakeholders, including Fedusa-aligned unions and Cosatu, ahead of wage talks at the Public Service Co-ordinating Bargaining Council (PSCBC).
Necsa CEO in court
The High Court in Pretoria heard an application brought by the Companies and Intellectual Property Commission (CIPC) against the longstanding CEO of the Nuclear Energy Corporation of SA (Necsa), Phumzile Tshelane.
Taxi strike in Sep
The next round of protests by the taxi industry will target vehicle manufacturer Beijing Automotive Works (BAW), Sasol in Secunda and the Fourways Mall. Further companies may be added to the list of targets.
Sick leave abuse rendering SA businesses unwell
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