Information Technology

Why laptop and desktop refresh cycles are now a financial risk in Namibia

Many Namibian businesses still treat end-user IT refresh cycles as a technical issue. Devices are replaced when they fail, become unusable, or generate enough staff complaints.

Why laptop and desktop refresh cycles are now a financial risk

Many South African businesses treat end-user IT refresh cycles as a technical issue. Devices are replaced when they fail, slow down or trigger enough complaints.

Mitigating Risk in the Age of AI, with RentWorks

Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant prospect, it’s here! Reshaping industries, redefining competitive advantage and accelerating the pace of digital transformation. Yet the very speed of AI’s evolution brings risk. Hardware specifications are shifting rapidly, workloads are unpredictable and long-term requirements are far from clear.
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Will your business still be competitive in 2030 without AI?

In the next five years, leading technology experts believe that AI won’t simply be a tool but become an integral part of business operations. With the AI revolution well underway, more and more businesses will use AI as a ‘co-pilot for their workflows’ to cut through complexities and speed up business processes.
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SA businesses facing 3 years of VAT and electricity price hikes

With more electricity and VAT increases planned for the next two years, South African businesses are faced with a double dilemma. While government’s significant investment into mega-scale infrastructure projects will create numerous growth opportunities, businesses’ cashflow will be under more pressure due to the increase in operational and input costs.
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Are your employees wasting time on non-profitable tasks?

The saying, “Time is money” is truer today than it ever was. Achieving operational efficiency is not only important for a business, but crucial for its long-term survival.
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Is your business leaving a gap for cybercriminals to attack?

Cybercrime is no longer a threat that businesses can ignore. Every year, our economy loses R2.2 billion to cybercrime incidents. This ranks South Africa as the eighth most targeted by ransomware in the world, making this one of the biggest business risks.
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Why aren’t you renting laptops on a monthly basis?

Do you need laptops for internship programmes, training sessions, short-term projects, surveys, call centres, or contact centres? RentWorks Namibia’s month-to-month laptop rental solution is here to help
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Will your business survive the switch to Windows 11 in 2025?

When Microsoft stops supporting Windows 10 an estimated 240 million Windows 10 PCs around the world will be rendered useless. In this article, we explore the importance of software budgets, the problems purchasing IT can create for businesses in the long-term, and how RentWorks provides a solution.
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What is your new company laptop costing the environment?

When you hear the word ‘carbon emissions’, images of towering chimneys at coal-fired plants, endless motor vehicles on the highway, and large-scale manufacturing facilities may come to mind. But have you ever considered the environmental impact of your company laptop?