Management
latest news & developmentsThe Fractional Executive: Why Complex Organisations Need Capability Without Permanent Bureaucracy
Instead of hiring permanent executives or relying on consultants, complex organisations are increasingly turning to fractional executives to bridge the critical gap between…
The delivery spine: Why strategy alone does not deliver results
Every year, governments, corporations and development institutions invest enormous effort in producing ambitious strategies. National Development Plans are launched. Corporate…
In the age of digital disruption the key attribute of effective managers is agility
Good leadership in the modern world also requires an integrative approach to digital tools to lead teams and ensure deliverables
Delays in producing water Drop reports spark outrage
Water and sanitation department is under fire from water experts for contract process that has held up the production of the water quality reports
OPINION: SA can learn from Australia in dealing with water governance
Both are dry countries but Australia has adopted a flexible approach to accommodate local conditions while South Africa has adopted a cookie-cutter model applied nationwide
TSIBA Business School celebrates its 20th anniversary
Business administration and management are among the most in-demand jobs in South Africa currently
Seven leadership laws for business success
Here are seven expert tips to help you become a better leader by investing time and energy into a healthy work culture
Building cathedrals for black business
A vision for the future needs to take the long view
An e-knowledge management tool
Access to information and knowledge creation is one of the critical factors of good governance and socioeconomic development.
Winning with people
The IPM excellence awards is a respected benchmark of HR success.
A bold farewell
The re-elected president of the Institute of People Management gave an impressive final speech at the 57th annual conference.
Pick n Pay to cut management jobs to reduce costs
Pick n Pay said it may cut management positions to get costs down after its annual profit plunged 51%.
Managers invest in the environment
Hard-core capitalist brings R200-bn muscle power to the field of sustainability. Maya Fisher-French reports.
Zululand varsity accused of racism and nepotism
The management of the University of Zululand (Unizulu) has been accused of poor management, racism and nepotism.