Gerhard Hartman, VP: Medium Business, Sage Africa & Middle East. Sage, a global enterprise software provider, says red tape and a skills deficit are impeding African Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) from transforming digitally. The company says that when providing services to African countries, it faces several challenges, including regulatory and policy barriers, legacy systems that are not easily compatible with modern, cloud-based solutions and a shortage of skills required to implement and manage human resources technologies. "Navigating diverse regulatory environments can be complex, especially when different countries have varying rules regarding data protection, privacy, and digital transactions," says Gerhard Hartman, regional vice-president, medium business, Sage Africa and Middle East, in an interview with ITWeb Africa. During the interview, Hartman shared some insights from Sage’s recent market study, the Changing Face of HR Report Research Report , which was conducted in seven key countries: the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Canada, Spain, France, and South Africa, and found that HR tech adoption rates in cloud HR are 46% for medium businesses and 40% for small businesses. Regarding the rest of Africa, Hartman states that while SMEs in Botswana, Kenya, Namibia, and Nigeria are rapidly embracing advanced technology to better […]
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Invest The Invisible Impact
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