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The Race for Fibre connectivity is firmly on in South Africa and Africa with Seacom announcing their foray into busine3ss fibre. Businesses can now go directly to SEACOM and its business partners for high-speed,...

While people often speak about Ubuntu, we don’t always understand what it truly entails. This book illustrates how leaders and managers can improve using this ancient African philosophy, sometimes loosely referred to as African...

by Louise Hart Mistakes on mega-projects continue to embarrass Governments all over the world. No country has been immune from such fiascos, but the failures are eminently avoidable – if you know how. Governments don’t need...

by Yvette Sánchez and Claudia Franziska Brühwiler Transculturalism and Business in the BRIC States is the first handbook on the BRIC States that offers a transcultural perspective, which goes beyond the typical "how to” manuals...

In a world of glass and steel, tweets and technology, we may often miss the Human Touch. How does a high tech manufacturer stand out when perfection in Glass, Steel, and high tech, is...

Hundreds of thousands of children surf the Web every day. While the Net can be a good influence, and assist with learning and education, it also poses enormous dangers. It is because of these threats...

Samsung Electronics South Africa has launched the Galaxy Note 7. Going directly from 5 to 7 the new Galaxy Note 7 is the latest and most advanced of the iconic Note series. Samsung has built...

Many Western governments are becoming more involved with the nonprofit sector; a sector in which the organizations are often ill-prepared and strategically unaligned to fulfill the new role that is increasingly being asked of...

Robert Appelbaum and Karl Gribnitz have published the first book in South Africa dealing with the intricacies of Business Rescue and Compromise offers, incorporating colours and shapes into their system to demystify the Act. Easy...

by Douglas Kruger Most books on innovation get bogged down in the obvious stories: Edison and the lightbulb, Steve Jobs and the iPhone. Here, finally, is a uniquely South African look at the topic. Relentlessly...