Volume 7 l Issue 2 - July to September 2021

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OPINION: BUSINESS CONTINUITY

BPO – a critical element to ensure business continuity throughout

the COVID-19 pandemic

As companies attempt to recover after a rough 2020, their main objective is to do more – with less. Budgets are stretched, human resources are stressed and the toll of working through a pandemic is evident in the workforce. During these challenging times, businesses need to think critically about their core, revenuegeneration functions and look to streamlining everything else. By Gean Botha, Managing Director at Programmed Process Outsourcing, a Workforce Holdings Company

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Accelerating women in transport

3min
pages 96-97

Back on the road to professionalising the motor sector

3min
pages 98-100

Unlocking growth in the SME sector

4min
pages 92-95

buildings rated for energy efficiency

4min
pages 90-91

EWSETA poised to play important role in SA’s hydrogen roadmap

7min
pages 86-89

Time to rip off the band-aid – making remote working a viable long-term solution

5min
pages 82-85

POPIA 101

2min
pages 80-81

PASA a strategic entity of government in its goal of diversifying the energy mix

11min
pages 76-79

Technology ready to create SA’s mines of the future

4min
pages 74-75

What lies ahead for the future of print

6min
pages 70-73

The new reality for financial services

3min
pages 66-69

Normalising disabilities in the workplace

24min
pages 60-65

More needs to be done to connect the unconnected SA youth

5min
pages 58-59

Sisters are doing it for themselves in SA construction

3min
pages 50-51

Financial institutions should adopt a zero-trust approach to security

4min
pages 52-55

Cybercrimes Bill signed

2min
pages 56-57

Using employee engagement to drive call centre performance

4min
pages 46-49

E&T Minerals - Madiba's dream is no longer deferred

9min
pages 12-17

BPO – a critical element to ensure business continuity throughout the COVID-19 pandemic

5min
pages 42-45

South Africa B-BBEE developments: Clarity provided on black ownership schemes and structures

8min
pages 36-39

AI-powered solutions drive new business

3min
pages 18-21

Who is BIZCASH?

3min
pages 40-41

Accelerator Programme

3min
pages 30-31

Advertising to a generation that blocks advertising

3min
pages 22-25

B-BBEE is an opportunity for economic growth, not just a compliance exercise

3min
pages 26-29
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