
Supply Chain
The Economist examines the rapid rise of e-commerce ventures that could revolutionise the informal retail sector’s supply chain dynamics.

The Economist examines the rapid rise of e-commerce ventures that could revolutionise the informal retail sector’s supply chain dynamics.

Sophisticated big-budget advertisements may win on TV, but not on social media. Being ‘real’ is what wins the day, says Meta.

With marketers increasingly using LinkedIn as a business tool, an initiative to provide transparency into how it operates will be welcomed.

Heineken suggests stressed-out employees use a near-magical bottle opener to immediately shut down all work apps and work-related devices.

Putting a higher price tag on certain unsustainable items doesn’t necessarily discourage purchase. In fact, the opposite may apply.

“Change can be an opportunity … never let a good crisis go to waste,” respected academic and business author tells attendees.

By relying solely on zero-party data, you can avoid being too intrusive and help customers develop trust in your brand.

Institute of Marketing Management relaunches in South Africa and kicks off with first of planned monthly breakfast events.

Advertisers can develop a brief and share it with the platform’s creator community, who will then produce videos to turn into ads.

As professionals and white-collar employees return to their desks in many global cities, brands want to reach them as they commute.

Fashion outlet in California combines a personalised physical in-store experience with the best that technology can offer.

A study by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) and consulting firm PwC predicts podcast ad spend in the US is set to more than double.

Need a headache tablet fast? Or even a quick meal? A drone could be flying the order to your home in just 30 minutes.

Cellular giant MTN is still the continent’s most valuable brand, while Capitec bank is the strongest brand.
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