In this episode of Peak Performance Conversations, leadership and talent strategists, Chantal Kading and Kholofelo Mabila from The People Shop, discuss burnout and the idea that we shouldn’t be seeking the elusive balance between our work and personal lives, but rather ways to integrate them.
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The need for investment and facilitation in assisting SMMEs with pre-investment and post-investment support, is growing, says National Director – Business Consulting, ESG and Energy & Natural Resources, Yugen Pillay. Commenting on the enterprise and supplier development (ESD) research report released last month by the Commission for Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (BBBEE Commission), he said
BBBEE Commission releases study on improving ESD Read More »
In the indirect category of procurement, one of the tricky negotiations is with consultants. In many cases, they are brought in at high levels of the organisation for their specific expertise. Often they have already been awarded the contract and are ready to start the assignment. If this has happened to you, read on. Bill
Negotiating with consultants – know the pitfalls Read More »
The recent Africa Supply Chain in Action (ASCA) Conference saw almost 3 000 African supply chain and procurement professionals from 75 countries gather online to examine the skills, strategies and solutions needed to accelerate African economic development and growth in a post-pandemic new world. The theme of this third ASCA event was “Borderless – Unleashing
Thousands online for Africa SC and Procurement Conference Read More »
Now that we’re fully into 2023, the procurement and supply chain operating model will continue to evolve, writes Costas Xyloyiannis, CEO of HICX and contributor to Supply Chain Brain. Despite sustained uncertainty in the business landscape, consumers still need goods and services. And manufacturers still need to meet demand. Read more here.
Three Procurement Technology Evolutions for 2023 Read More »
