
Can purpose, culture and strategy have equal seats at the breakfast table? As organisations continue to drive their digitalisation agenda, we find

Can purpose, culture and strategy have equal seats at the breakfast table? As organisations continue to drive their digitalisation agenda, we find

Struggling with Fragmented Legacy Systems? Simplify Integration with Integration Platform as a Service (iPaaS) 1. Executive Summary This article examines how applying

The Next (re-)evolution in Procurement Generative AI (Gen AI) has gained significant attention across the world with the advent of tools like

Localisation is a hot topic on the global stage, but South Africa brings its own unique challenges and opportunities to the table.

The ascent of digital technologies and online platforms has triggered a decline in the demand for conventional paper goods. Digital substitutes have

The Fifth Industrial Revolution encompasses an integration of advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, nanotechnology, biotechnology, and the Internet of
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In this installment of Letsema Talks, we speak to Nirojan “Nitro” Poovendran, Partner: Strategy at Letsema. The focus of our discussion is

Sustainable practices has become an increasingly prominent theme within agriculture. Sellers of agricultural products lean heavily on the term to reach consumers.

In this installment of Letsema Talks, we speak to Rowan McDonald, CEO of Letsema Corporate Finance about the crisis within the aviation

In the latest installment of Letsema Talks, Rowan McDonald, Partner: Corporate Finance at Letsema, talks about how business valuations have been impacted

In this installment of Letsema Talks, we speak to Jason Levine, Senior Manager in Letsema’s Customer & Marketing practice, an expert in

In the next installment of Letsema Talks, we speak to Moshe Unterslak, a Consultant at Letsema, about FICA, the associated 2017 Amendment

Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) are an important vehicle to drive economic growth, job creation, and social development. Yet, SMME development

Welcome to this last installment of Letsema Talks, Year in Review Part II, for 2020. As discussed two weeks ago, Letsema Talks

A common view is only the wealthy can afford to be sustainable. However, is being sustainable as costly as we think? According

Author: Anandini Dabas The world of work is rapidly changing. New technologies driven by the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) are causing fundamental

Despite the intense challenges of COVID19, the shift to remote and hybrid work has also delivered productivity benefits to organisations. However, the

Author: Strategy & Enablement Practice Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) have the strengths to drive economic growth in South Africa, particularly

Partnering, and to partner for a competitive edge, has existed as a concept for millennia. Among the very first known business partnerships

What you are hearing is a claxon: loud, unmistakable, and sounding a shrill warning to all in our country, from the SME

Enabling suppliers to serve a digital economy requires a disruptive take on development The digital economy is an increasingly pervasive concept within

Localisation, which was expected to be a ‘game changer’ when legislatively introduced seven years ago, has made an impact on South Africa,

Adrian Adams, from the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), contributed to this supply chains thought leadership piece The South African

Developing Small, Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMMEs) as suppliers to larger businesses can be a catalyst for positive economic and social change.

While Kenya has access to a smaller proportion of Lake Victoria’s marine resources compared to its neighbours. Yet, according to Letsema’s East

In the next installment of Letsema Talks, we speak to Moshe Unterslak, a Consultant at Letsema, about FICA, the associated 2017 Amendment

There is a correlation between economic growth and rising international trade, making trade development critical for developing economies to raise living standards

To say South Africa is in the middle of difficult economic times is stating the obvious. President Cyril Ramaphosa described youth unemployment

The COVID-19 pandemic is not just an existential threat to human health and economic wellbeing but represents the schism of local markets

Change in any circumstance is complex, interrupting the certainty and habits with which have become accustomed. In large organisations seeking improved company,