by Arthur Goldstuck | Oct 11, 2006 | SME Research
Small to medium businesses in South Africa view the availability and accessibility of finance as important factors which will enable them to compete effectively in this country, while the availability of information and communications technology is less important....
by Arthur Goldstuck | Sep 21, 2006 | Internet Research, SME Research
Small to medium businesses are increasingly satisfied with the availability of information and communications technology but still wrestle with the challenge of securing the skills and expertise necessary for sustained performance.This is among the key findings of SME...
by Arthur Goldstuck | Sep 5, 2006 | Mobile telecommunications research, SME Research
South African SMEs and consumers have a low awareness of the imminent introduction of mobile number portability (MNP), although a large proportion of corporate telecom users know what MNP is.That is one of the key findings to emerge from an independent study of the...
by Arthur Goldstuck | Sep 4, 2006 | Mobile telecommunications research, SME Research
Small businesses in South Africa are struggling to get to grips with advanced new mobile technologies, despite the advantages they offer, according to the latest findings of the Mobility 2006 research project.This was among the key conclusions of a study conducted by...
by Arthur Goldstuck | Feb 13, 2006 | SME Research
SME Survey, which tracks the sentiment, performance and needs of the vital small to medium enterprises (SME) market in South Africa, has concluded an empowerment deal with Bonngoe Capital, a company which specialises in advisory services relating to BEE and...
by Arthur Goldstuck | Sep 19, 2005 | SME Research
When it comes to being competitive in the South African economy, most small and medium enterprises (SMEs) feel they have what it takes to hold their own, according to the final results of SME Survey 2005 backed by Standard Bank, MWEB Business and Microsoft.Although...
