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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.

Cash is not “free” – even when rates fall

Yes, leaving cash in the bank earns less when rates come down, but using working capital to buy assets outright still carries a real cost: the return you could have earned by using that cash elsewhere in the business.

Why PFMA-Aligned ICT Procurement Needs a Rethink

South African Government departments are under pressure to modernise digital infrastructure, yet PFMA (Public Finance Management Act 1 of 1999) requirements force a narrow focus on upfront cost, tender cycles and asset ownership.

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