Tag: decision-making

In recent years, corporate governance has become a hot topic following scandals like Steinhoff, Tongaat Hulett and many others. Despite increased attention, significant and material progress in improving governance practices across organisations remains alarmingly scarce.

In the Artificial Intelligence (AI) era, data drives innovation. Enterprises that harness and manage their data efficiently gain a competitive edge. Meanwhile, those that fail to do so risk falling behind. AI’s potential to transform operations, enhance decision-making and fuel growth hinges on effective management of the vast volumes of structured and unstructured data organisations generate daily

The global sports industry is worth over USD 400 billion. Athletes and players who compete at a professional level often perform under conditions of stress, overexertion and overtraining. To optimise their physical performance, the industry has adopted various technologies.

The 2025 national budget speech has been delivered. As a result, predictions suggest possible PAYE and VAT increases. These forecasted hikes signal tighter financial conditions for consumers. In response, maintaining a strong credit score has become more critical than ever. It’s not just key for accessing loans. Importantly, it also shapes employment prospects and long-term financial security.

Supporting women in the workplace requires action, not just advice. As such, sponsorship is the key to achieving real progress. Indeed, we acknowledge progress in advancing women in leadership. However, barriers to equality still persist. Despite mentorship programs and leadership training, women remain underrepresented in senior roles.

The economic reality in South Africa today leaves many middle-class households grappling with mounting expenses. They also face dwindling disposable income, which makes successful retirement savings increasingly difficult. In addition, there is a persistent inability to save for retirement.

We cannot tax our society into behaving better. No matter how much we would like to believe otherwise, it remains ineffective. Behaviour-adjusting taxes, like sin taxes on alcohol and cigarettes, have failed to curb excessive smoking or drinking. The sugar tax has placed a heavier financial burden on the working class. However, it has not achieved its intended behavioural change.

The South African retail landscape faces a range of challenges, including high unemployment, severe inflation, shrinkflation and the lingering effects of COVID-19. These pressures have reshaped consumer expectations and added layers of complexity to their shopping decisions.

If you have ever attended a work retreat, you have likely taken leadership style quizzes. These tools provide insights into engaging with colleagues. They also enhance self-awareness. However, they fail to capture challenges faced by C-suite executives.

Most enterprises prefer working with partners that provide an integrated media and creative offering when revamping or building a website. They seek this solution from either a single agency or two agencies working in a close collaborative relationship.