AI Futures: Post 2
Overview of Artificial Intelligence Over the past 250 years, the primary drivers of economic growth have been technological innovations that became general-purpose technologies creating wavesRead More
AI Futures: Post 1
In preparation for the CA of the Future panel discussion that I shall be part of on 2 December, I decided to publish a two-partRead More
Healthcare Lessons On Price Tariffs
The COVID-19 pandemic has created opportunities for public and private partnerships, with government entering into contracts with private hospitals to admit public patients. It basedRead More
Leading in complexity
Although the COVID-19 pandemic is primarily a healthcare pandemic, it is causing considerable uncertainty and fear and also brings with it possibilities and opportunities inRead More
COVID-19 – Future trends and their impact on the world
The trends shaping our world of tomorrow are changing rapidly with COVID-19. In this article, the multi-level perspective on societal change model will be usedRead More
I am humbled to receive my PhD
Today I am humbled to receive my PhD Degree in Business Management titled “A FRAMEWORK FOR PRICE TARIFFS IN THE COSTING STRUCTURES OF SOUTH AFRICANRead More
COVID-19 Possible alternative futures for South Africa
The nature of the COVID-2019 pandemic reaches into every sphere of society – political, economic, social, technological, environmental and legal – necessitating careful consideration ofRead More
ADVANCE OF THE SERVICE ECONOMY
The exponential growth in service organisations means that jobs and businesses will in the foreseeable future be driven by services. The completely diverse set of attributes of service organisations will, in comparison to manufacturing organisations, have far-reaching consequences for small and medium accounting practices (SMPs). Their clientele will increasingly consist of service organisations, and the form of the services provided to them therefore need to be adapted to the requirements of service organisations.