While we are working hard on our robust responsible business plan, especially with regards to our sustainability goals, there is still a long way for us all to go. Responsible Business Manager Sharon Kekana, recently participated in the UN Global Compact Leaders Summit, held at the Javits Centre in New York.

Emerging technologies, such as 5G, IoT and Artificial Intelligence (AI), have the potential to promote profound transformations in the way global industry is organized.

Catriona Walkerden, Global VP, Marketing takes us through how the new sustainable travel policy at Logicalis influenced her recent business travel decisions. See how she got on ...

Technology has undoubtedly revolutionised the world, however, technology and sustainable approaches are not mutually exclusive. There is a duality to technology and sustainability; while technology itself must be made more sustainable, the way we use technology may be the key to acting more sustainably and tackling the climate crisis.

Business leaders need to create environments that can adapt to maximise opportunities, mitigate risks and most importantly be able to scale both securely and sustainably. The key to this is connectivity. 

FY23 has been an extraordinary year for Logicalis’s Microsoft partnership. We’ve seen 60% year-on-year growth reflecting our unwavering commitment to helping customers deliver business value through digital transformation.

Employees and customers are looking to organisations for proactive sustainability action to help tackle the worsening climate situation. How can marketing help drive the right behaviour in organisations?

Employee burnout has become an increasingly alarming concern in recent years and it's now a necessity for modern businesses to empower leaders to proactively address burnout, creating a workplace that promotes employee well-being and productivity.

With sustainability top of mind for everyone, organisations are demanding transparency and clarity from suppliers and partners around ESG goals today.