Tag: Energy

  • Nairobi – The New Home of the Multinationals?

    Kenya is on the Indian Ocean with Ethiopia separating it from the Gulf of Aden and the Red Sea. It benefits from membership of the East Africa Community that includes Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania and Uganda. The capital city Nairobi is in the interior heartland. It is the twelfth largest city on the continent and one…

  • The Transformative Impact of the London 2012 Olympics: A Legacy Beyond Sport

    In the summer of 2012, the world’s attention was fixed on London as the city played host to the grand spectacle of the Olympic Games. The London 2012 Olympics was not only a showcase of athletic prowess but also an opportunity for the city to leave a lasting legacy on its landscape, society, and economy.…

  • Mobile Working – New idea or one past it’s day?

    With all the current comment by some companies such as Yahoo and their move back to office based working I thought that we should take a closer look at the subject. In 2007, Cisco commissioned a report that identified five categories of mobile workers. All were still strongly tied to head offices and included On-Site…

  • Enterprise Mobility in Africa

    Africa has three problems with technology. In no particular order these are lack of capital, a lack of on-ground skills, and a lack of time left to catch up before Brazil and China leave it in the dust. This paralysis is hampering efforts to get enterprises mobile, particularly where infrastructure and cross-border cooperation are less…