Johannesburg…………2020:  Apex BI – a leading provider of technology expense management (TEM) software, has announced the appointment of Brett Thomas to the role of Chief Sales and Marketing Officer. Apex BI’s TEM solutions deliver enhanced management and optimisation of Mobile, Fixed Line and IT expenditure. Further to this, Apex BI has developed niche billing and […]

Insight into mobile expense management − one of the more critical expense categories − is now more important than ever before. The COVID-19 pandemic is set to have long-lasting impacts on how companies view remote work and work from home. Pre-COVID-19, most organisations were hesitant about enabling widespread remote work. However, having been forced to

Wholly in-house developed solution delivers enterprise ready MS Teams reporting Johannesburg Tuesday 18th August, 2020: Apex BI – technology expense management (TEM) specialist – has released its latest in-house developed innovation – a Unified Communications Reporting product, which at present addresses the much needed requirement to provide insight into cost, consumption and productivity across the

Cloud-based deployment is now the software deployment method of choice as more companies become cognisant of the tangible benefits of software without servers. Prior to the coronavirus invasion, the growth in software-as-a-service (SaaS) markets was driven by digital transformation and ever-changing global business dynamics. Research house Gartner forecasts worldwide public cloud revenue will grow by 17%

This is arguably the world’s biggest trial of remote working, with organisations rethinking several common workplace misconceptions. “Brave New World”, the critically acclaimed 1932 dystopian novel by Aldous Huxley, made predictions of scientific advancements, and was, at that time, considered by some to be too far-fetched. I recently read news reports about a new book,

Companies must be proactive in monitoring the growing mobile estate, especially as carrier billing practices are not exactly designed to be customer-friendly. As business truly becomes an anywhere/anytime activity, mobility will continue to grow in importance, and consume more and more of IT or communications budgets. Managing this spend is obviously necessary, but is already

Cisco’s latest Visual Networking Index Global Mobile Traffic Forecast, 2017-2022, indicates mobile data traffic in South Africa will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 54.3%, and reach 1.2 exabytes per month by 2022. The CAGR for the Middle East and Africa over the same period will be 56%, making it the fastest