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A new organisational structure for a new era

A new organisational structure for a new era

What the Covid-19 pandemic and subsequent lockdown has highlighted is the need for businesses to transform digitally. Ironically, BMi Research had embarked on a journey of organisational redesign prior to the onset of the pandemic in order to better position the business for its next phase of growth, which forms part of our 2025 strategy. 1 Jul 2020 Read more

Kevin Kruger

Path to business success: Swift agility and innovation in Covid-19

Bill Gates rightly stated that "success today requires the agility and drive to constantly rethink, reinvigorate, react, and reinvent." This is no truer than in today's world of business un-usual. We find ourselves in a world where change is constant, and the future is unpredictable. 20 May 2020 Read more

Cellular industry staff more confident in the presidency

Cellular industry staff more confident in the presidency

BMi Research conducted a survey at the end of April, amongst 1035 cellular sales agents and store managers*. This was to ascertain perceptions of the lockdown in the cellular industry. 14 May 2020 Read more

Media un-usual

This past month's lockdown has had an interesting impact on how South Africans consume media. Coupled with the millions of South Africans staying home and the need for ongoing information about the coronavirus, South African media expectations have changed. By the end of March 2020, South Africa had a total of 1,353 Covid-19 cases and five deaths. One month on, we enter stage four of the South African lockdown with these numbers soaring to 5,350 cases and 103 deaths. 30 Apr 2020 Read more

Essentials un-usual

Essentials un-usual

With the lockdown extension, there is a natural need for South Africans to feel secure about ongoing essential goods and services. BMi Research conducted a survey using an online panel from Borderless Access* to ascertain current perceptions on essential goods. 509 people were interviewed nationally from 12-13 April 2020. 23 Apr 2020 Read more

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