Companies are rapidly adopting cloud as they realise its enormous potential to create new opportunities. For SMBs, the question to ask is how the cloud can help them grow revenue, reduce long-term IT costs, attract new customers, and improve business processes and security.
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Inayeth Govender has been appointed general manager for demand generation at cloud and hybrid cloud enablement vendor Tarsus On Demand (TOD).
In a statement, the vendor says Govender joined the company in 2019. In his new position, it says, he aims to create a data-driven culture that encourages, supports and enables the TOD team and partners.
He joined Tarsus On Demand as a campaign manager. In 2020, he was promoted to head of market development, and now takes on a position leading a team that focuses on building reliable brand awareness and interest, and high-quality leads.
“It is gratifying to witness the growth of the people within TOD and Inayeth epitomises that journey,” says Anton Herbst, CEO of TOD.
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Tarsus On Demand is driving digital transformation among township entrepreneurs through partnering with the Kagiso township-based NPO – Pathway To Your Dreams – to help equip the local entrepreneurs with the necessary skillsets to accelerate their business growth.
Pathway To Your Dreams is an NPO that was formed in 2017 and operates at the Kagiso Youth Development Centre. Their entrepreneurship programs are designed to equip the entrepreneurs with the skills and resources to enable them to take advantage of the enterprise and supplier development programs of the private and public sectors.
Tarsus On Demand and Tarsus Distribution, are partnering with the SAtion ecosystem to help drive digital transformation in South Africa’s small, medium and micro enterprise (SMME) sector.
The goal is to catalyse economic development and job creation through accelerating digitalisation.
Launched on 14 June 2021, SAtion draws together stakeholders in the private and public sectors — including Business Unity South Africa, government, large businesses, SMMEs, industrialists, private investors, thought leaders, and educational institutions — to discuss, coordinate and implement Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) projects.
Why Microsoft Teams is the best thing that could happen to your business environment
Communicating and collaborating are the lifeblood of every organisation in 2021. This is why applications and solutions that allow us to do these things better and more efficiently are an extremely valuable commodity.
Microsoft Teams is among the best, if not the best, collaboration and communication tools available to businesses today, and it has seen remarkable growth in the few short years since it became available.
Launched in March 2017, Teams has seen widespread adoption across the business world. In November 2019, Teams had more than 20 million users; by March 2020 this number had risen to 44 million, and by April 2020, Teams had more than 75 million users thanks to the pandemic driving the shift to remote working
How to do more without leaving the Teams environment
Microsoft Teams is one of the most powerful collaboration solutions available. Even so, it’s not uncommon for organisations to be using other software in their day-to-day activities, too, and switching between those and Teams to get things done.
Switching, however, can be time-consuming and jarring for the user. Studies have shown that this can lead to a drop in productivity and contributing to burnout among workers as they constantly adjust their minds to different application interfaces many times in a day.