When it comes to safety, security and emergency/crisis management, in-house knowledge may not always be enough. Bringing in specialist expertise ensures that no stone is left unturned in the implementation of comprehensive systems to cover every eventuality.
The northern regions of Canada are again experiencing a mining boom and behind every mining operator there has to be solid support, as Alan Swaby discovers from the Gibeault family.
Developing new IT systems is fraught with danger at the best of times; but as Alan Swaby learns, when you harness the power of 98 different customers, you become a force for change.
Neil Robinson, managing director of WearCheck, talks to Jayne Alverca about the value the company can add to a myriad of operations that rely on oil-lubricated plant and equipment.
August Zerwick, managing director of South Africa-based engineering solutions provider MegChem, talks to Jayne Alverca about the company’s unique approach to managing complexity.
Pan African Shopfitters set up its own shop a long time ago and today, the retailers of Africa and beyond depend on it to turn their brand identity into reality on the street.
The United Nations General Assembly has declared 2012 to be the International Year of Co-operatives (IYC) and Capricorn Society Ltd is embracing the opportunity.
Steve Hartley, executive director of private aviation specialist Empire Aviation Group, talks to Jayne Alverca about the company’s approach to maximizing asset value and the flight experience in the Middle East and beyond.
Wood Group PSN’s Australian operations form the company’s largest international business unit, with more than 2,100 personnel now working across five Australian regions: Victoria (Melbourne), Queensland (Brisbane), New South Wales (Sydney), Western Australia (Perth) and Northern Territory (Darwin).
In less than five years, Spark ATM Systems has deployed a nationwide network of ATMs across South Africa. Managing director Marc Sternberg talks about the innovations behind this success and the plan to capture 50 per cent of the market in the next two years.
Thirty years on, futurologists’ predictions about working in a paperless office are far from reality; but as Jeff Daniels learns, it’s not for the want of trying.
Welcome to our first magazine of 2012 and the very first glimpse of our brand new vision for Business Excellence. We’ve been talking to British American Tobacco Nigeria and L’Oréal India; and we’ve been finding out about Qatar’s preparations for the FIFA World Cup in 2022.
Gold in the Caribbean, South America, Canada and Australia; silver in Mexico; diamonds and nickel in Canada; zinc and copper in Saudi Arabia; platinum, iron and coal in South Africa, and a selection of service providers offering essential expertise to them all.
