Athletics SWD selected the following athletes to participate at the SA Race Walking Championships, that will be held at Youngsfield…
WCED prepared and ready for the 2013 NSC
Preparing for the National Senior Certificate examinations is a huge logistical exercise that requires careful planning and tight management. I…
End-point Encryption to Revolutionise PCI Compliance
End-point encryption is set to revolutionise Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance requirements for retailers by simplifying the process and providing…
Iron man champ teams up with mountaineer for FNB W2W MTB Adventure
ISUZU ambassadors Alec Riddle and Sibusiso Vilane will make their FNB Wines2Whales Mountain Bike (MTB) debut the weekend of 01…
Introducing Hartenberg Estate’s Grande Dame, the Eleanor Chardonnay 2011
The Eleanor Chardonnay, which forms part of Hartenberg Estate’s range of Super Premium wines, pays homage to the matriarch of the Finalyson family who, with her husband Maurice, owned the farm (then known as Montagne) from 1948 to 1977. A strong and resolute woman, yet always sophisticated and poised, the Chardonnay is her perfect partner in wine.
Technology is best solution for navigating new B-BBEE codes
Companies are faced with a huge task to quickly adapt to the refined Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment Codes of Good Practice and avoid slipping in their ratings levels following the announcement of stringent new requirements by the Department of Trade and Industry this week.
But, says Bruce Rowe, head of B-BBEE software solutions provider Mpowered, companies can tap into a wealth of collective knowledge using technological solutions that simplify and automate many aspects of the BEE compliance process and enable companies to tap into the collective knowledge and insight of industry experts as well as the input of rating agencies such as Empowerdex and Empowerlogic.
Forget the data scientist, become a data naturalist
Are we ‘drowning in data’? Davide Hanan, MD of QlikView SA explains how all humans are naturally data analysts if…
Effortless and powerful expense tracking app for SMEs and consumers releases update
ExpenZa, the smartphone app that enables consumers and small businesses to effortlessly manage their finances by pulling data from bank SMSs, has been updated with powerful new features.
Incoming SMSs from banks can be categorised, allowing users to easily keep track of where their money is going to and then compare purchases for similar products between retailers, and an agreement with certain retailers means consumers can receive discount vouchers and coupons on specific products based on their purchase history, helping them save money on key items.
For small businesses, the app now offers the ability to export your transaction history from your phone to an Excel format for easy processing by the accounts team. By giving company owners a snapshot view of their finances, ExpenZa empowers them to make informed decisions and do proper forecasting – with minimal effort.
Estée Lauder adding Pink Trees to Pink Ribbons
SOUTH AFRICA (September 2013) – Estée Lauder Companies South Africa is proud to announce its global 2013 Breast Cancer Awareness…
The launch of FIFA 14
(Cape Town, 01 October ) MWEB GameZone and EA officially launched one of this year’s most anticipated gaming titles, FIFA…
Selling online? How to make 3-D Secure work for you
3-D Secure, the security system for online credit card sales, can help to prevent fraud – and, says PayGate MD…