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To leverage the BYOD trend and protect the business, corporates need mobile device management software: The Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) phenomenon, which sees individuals bring their own mobile devices into the
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Shared knowledge is the future
Shared, open knowledge is increasingly being made available worldwide through e-learning. This is something that could make a great impact on the accessibility of tertiary education in South Africa if implemented by our schools and universities. The increased use of techniques like “lecture capture” and the possibility of degrees that…
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E-learning trends: What to expect in 2013
By 2015 e-learning will have a global value of $107 billion according to market researcher Global Industry Analysts. It’s predicted that in 2013 digital learning is going to be increasingly mobile, opening it up to a wider local audience. In South Africa, 2.4 million people only access the internet via…
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E-learning: game on!
Good e-learning and video games have a lot in common. They’re both designed to be fun. Both platforms are immersive, allow players to track their progress easily and reward them when they do well.   “Gamification” is a bit of a buzzword in the digital sphere and in the business…
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Five management training myths busted
It’s too expensive. I’ll lose valuable time. My staff aren’t really interested. In almost two decades developing people I’ve seen many reasons for skimping on staff training, especially management training. In the current economic climate, businesses are more likely than ever to sacrifice training for the sake of the bottom…
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Dr Mamphela Ramphele speaking at the 20th CEEMAN Annual Conference

World Leaders must look to Business Schools for Retraining

Political intelligence is a challenge for leaders around the world and in order to improve critical thinking, as well as understanding of policies and planning among today’s political leaders, more of an active role needs to be played by both local and international business schools.   This is the view…
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Growing South Africa’s skills quotient

Growing South Africa’s skills quotient

South Africa's performance in several key economic areas – and a few others that haven't enjoyed due priority – has been moderate in the past few years, when most commentators have been expecting explosive growth. Focus area flops For a long time, one of SA's most hyped exports, our business…
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