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BusinessBrief June/July 2021 edition is now available!
Read our exclusive cover story titled RESILIENCE | A KEY TO UNLOCK VALUE IN SUPPLY, DEMAND, OPERATIONS & LOGISTICS? by Vukani Mngxati, CEO, Accenture in Africa, as well...
Connectivity shaping future mobility
The pandemic and the lockdown have reduced our mobility, but our connectedness - via IoT, the Cloud and AI - has helped us overcome this. As society gets moving again, connectedness will redefine the way we do it.
The changing face of the supply chain industry
The global coronavirus pandemic has impacted the supply chain industry in several ways, many that will change it forever. It has been a year of complete and comprehensive change. The 2020 pandemic has altered the way people work and live. It has changed the ways in which different sectors approach business and growth.
Industrial real estate demand spiking?
The commercial real estate industry has welcomed a positive upturn since level 3 of lockdown. One particular sector that is making waves and has seen a noticeable spike in activity over this period is undoubtedly industrial real estate. This uptake can be attributed to the both the stringent hygiene measures now required in the workplace and the changing nature of retail.
BOOK REVIEW | Radical Simplicity
In celebration of DHL’s fiftieth anniversary as a world-leading delivery company, former CEO of DHL - Ken Allen – shares the inspiring story of his journey to the top of the industry in his recently launched memoir, Radical Simplicity. The book demonstrates how simplicity successfully transformed a loss-making mega brand into a world-class performer.
Imperial Logistics prepares to go it alone
Imperial Holdings says the restructuring and separation of Imperial Logistics and Motus was “among the most complex and ambitious undertaken in the SA market in recent times”.
Supply chains cannot be shrunk into greatness
Barloworld Logistics - Why outsourcing can unlock value in tough economic times - Smart Supply Chain Solutions
Chinese investment for Africa!
On Tuesday, China pledged to invest $14.7bn in South Africa and grant loans to Eskom and SAA. While this investment brings the country closer to President Ramaphosa’s target to raise US$ 100 billion in foreign direct investment, some argue that China’s intentions are not what they seem.
REPORT | Movement and the economy – intimately linked
Like all sectors, commercial vehicle rental experiences a surge in business in periods of economic upswing. However, the almost direct correlation between van rentals and economic growth imply that movement is not just a gauge of the health of an economy, it is an economic driver in its own right.
An intelligent approach to Africa’s promising mobility revolution?
Kevin Pillay | Vice President for Mobility | Siemens Africa | Kevin.Pillay@Siemens.com | https://www.siemens.com/za/en/home.html |
Despite the continent’s transport infrastructure lagging behind global standards for decades, Africa...































