This article offers practical advice and support to help you keep your business moving as we all navigate these unprecedented times. Considering recent events, contingency planning has become a major consideration within businesses worldwide. This kind of planning is useful for any unexpected situation, whether it be a global pandemic, inclement weather, or a mass transit strike. Fortunately, you can prepare […]
It’s all about preparation and not panic when it comes to business resilience Now more than ever, businesses need to adapt. With the COVID-19 outbreak declared a national state of disaster in terms of Disaster Management, contingency planning has become a critical factor within business worldwide. This kind of preparation is useful in any event, […]
At a time when many small businesses in South Africa are already struggling as a result of the recession, the global COVID-19 crisis is a bolt out of the blue. It is an event that has caught even the best-prepared businesses by surprise, and it is a genuine existential threat for many of the small […]
As a small business owner, you are more than likely tired of paying expensive commercial rentals and fighting traffic daily to get to the office. The good news is that today’s technology means you can work from just about anywhere if you have internet access. By turning your company into a ‘virtual business’, you can […]
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