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Read more →Enterprise technology vendors are facing a pipeline crisis nobody talks about openly. The gap between a signed sales lead and a completed implementation is running at two to three years…
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Read more →Ride’s “Chrome Waves” is a 1992 B-side that most people will not know, and one of its lines has lodged itself in my thinking about African banking: “this strange machinery,…
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