Latest News

The implications of a move to level 3 lockdown are quite significant for businesses. While the exact regulations are not yet available, at this stage what is clear is that South Africa will go to level 3 on 1 June. 

Thanks to the ubiquity of mobile phones, landlines or desk phones have become a little retro, even uncool.

The coronavirus pandemic is challenging organisations and leaders to change the way they run their operations and manage their employees.

One of the concerns that frequently comes up when companies consider moving parts of their workforce home is how to maintain company culture when your people are physically dispersed. 

Remote and mobile working isn’t particularly common and many organisations are faced with implementing it now, at speed. 

Coronavirus has officially arrived in South Africa, and for businesses, this means considering how they are going to maintain normal operations if employees are quarantined, or asked to stay home for whatever reason.

Cloud computing is disrupting traditional business models and processes and will ultimately transform many industries around the world.

With the rise of agile and flexible technology, it’s simpler and cheaper than ever to launch and host business telephony in the cloud. Euphoria Telecom is making bigger, bolder moves in the business services market in South Africa by dropping its call rates.

Companies need to take advantage of the efficiencies and cost savings technology has to offer, says George Golding, Euphoria Telecom CEO.

Euphoria Telecom has implemented its innovative business phone system at SA Tyre Distributors, the biggest wholesaler of tyres in South Africa representing all premium brands and over 2 000 resellers.