Five biggest talent management challenges in 2018

Human resources is a varied field, which means HR managers will be looking in a number of directions to plan 2018’s activities depending on their specific needs and the challenges of their industry. Talent acquisition and employee retention will likely be the top concern for many, but there are also issues surrounding technology and wellness that HR managers will have to pay attention to in the coming year.

John Bersin, founder of Bersin by Deloitte, has said this year will “be one of the most important years for HR in decades”. This is why.

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2018-06-17T16:27:52+02:00June 17th, 2018|Human Capital, Uncategorised|

Top 8 Influencer Marketing Trends for 2018

It’s fair to say that 2017 was the year of influencer marketing. Brands flocked to influencers in hoards to help sell their products and services to engaged audiences.

Don’t expect this trend to stop any time soon. Influencer marketing is going to continue to be a driving force for brands looking to grow their audience and improve sales through social media in 2018.

The question is, what can you do to get the most out of influencer marketing this year? Will the same tactics from 2017 pay off in 2018?

We’re here to answer all those questions for you. Let’s take a look at how to be successful with influencer marketing in 2018:

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2018-06-17T16:28:17+02:00June 17th, 2018|Marketing, Uncategorised|

Key Franchising Trends To Consider For 2018

The franchising industry has steadily shown adaptability to the tough economy by growing the sector 3,6% over the past four years – from contributing an estimated 9,7% to the country’s GDP in 2014 to its recent figure of 13,3%.

The franchising industry has steadily shown adaptability to the tough economy by growing the sector 3,6% over the past four years – from contributing an estimated 9,7% to the country’s GDP in 2014 to its recent figure of 13,3%.

This trend is expected to continue in the same trajectory in the short-term and could possibly improve should SA see better economic growth.

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2018-05-20T17:14:15+02:00May 20th, 2018|Uncategorised|

Calculating the risks in making investment decisions A BG Group case study

Investment decisions involve weighing up the risk and the likely rewards of various options. It is often the riskiest alternatives that yield the highest possible gains while the least risky options may yield smaller rewards.

Business decision makers therefore have to weigh up risk so as to provide the most suitable rewards for stakeholders including shareholders and customers. The starting point is a company’s overall aim which then filters down into a strategy, creating a balanced portfolio made up of numerous investments.

This case study examines the processes involved in weighing up risks in order to create a balanced portfolio at BG Group, one of the leading energy businesses in the UK. The Case Study illustrates typical stages involved in deciding whether to bid for the right to explore for and develop new gas fields and, importantly, how much to bid.

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2018-05-20T17:12:41+02:00May 20th, 2018|Uncategorised|

UberEats: fast food at your fingertips

Wednesday 5 October 2016 – 8:41pm
JOHANNESBURG: 05 October 2016 – This as cab hailing service, Uber, enters the industry. UberEats has been running in six other countries since 2014. Johannesburg now has the pleasure of being the first African city to sample the service Video: eNCA
JOHANNESBURG – It gives new meaning to meals on wheels as cab-hailing service Uber enters the local food-delivery industry.

UberEats has been running in six countries since 2014 and now Johannesburg has the pleasure of being the first African city to sample the service.

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2016-12-05T12:08:32+02:00December 5th, 2016|2017 Case Study, Recources, Uncategorised|

Franchises – start up costs and then some…

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Maxis Franchise

Maxi’s was founded in 1993 by an entrepreneur Pretoria who saw an opportunity in the market for a family restaurant franchise offering a wider range of food and focusing on a quality offering.

Maxi’s

Established: 1993
Initial Franchise Fee: R110 000.00 ex VAT
Set-up Costs: From R1.8 million ex VAT (incl establishment cost, joining fee & working capital)
Management Fees: 6% of turnover
Marketing Fees: 4% of turnover
FASA Member: Yes
Contact:
Zelneri van Zyl
+27 (0)11 608 1999
www.maxisfood.co.za

About the Franchise

Maxi’s was founded in Pretoria in 1993, by an entrepreneur who saw an opportunity in the market for a family restaurant that would offer a wide range of affordable, high-quality food.

In 2005, Maxi’s was acquired by Scooters Pizza (Pty) Ltd. Both brands, along with St. Elmo’s, Fish & Chip Co, Zebro’s, Domino’s Pizza and Starbucks now forms part of the Taste Food Division, operating under the holding company, Taste Holdings Ltd.

Franchisee selection criteria

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2016-12-05T12:00:58+02:00December 5th, 2016|2017 Case Study, Recources, Uncategorised|

USA top fast food outlets 2016

These may be American Fast Food brands, but some of the names you will recognise.

Every year, Entrepreneur ranks the top 500 franchises. While the 2016 list features restaurants galore, we’ve paired it down to give you the top 20 chains in the buzzy, fast-moving world of fast food.

The companies you see below were judged on their financial strength and stability, size and growth over the last two years. Also considered were the costs associated with opening one of these franchises and how long the company has been operating. We’ve provided some of that data, plus a few fun facts, to give you a whole picture of what the franchise is all about.

 

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2016-12-05T11:38:24+02:00December 5th, 2016|2017 Case Study, Recources, Uncategorised|
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