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    Promoted | FlexiCurve, from digital innovators Learning Curve, promises to offer world-class Adobe solutions at a tailorable rate.
    By Learning Curve18 July 2023
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    According to the Banking Association of South Africa, small and medium enterprises comprise 91% of formalised businesses, employing 60% of the labour force and contributing roughly 34% of South Africa’s GDP. However, despite their significant contribution to the economy, many SMEs often fall victim to poor macroeconomic conditions.

    SMEs and entrepreneurs face many challenges: financial constraints due to rising inflation rates, competition posed by large corporations, unskilled labourers and a lack of digitalisation are just a few difficulties.

    The World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs May Report 2023 highlights that the pandemic fast-tracked the fourth Industrial Revolution, noting that the skills required to survive this digital age are digital adeptness, soft skills, entrepreneurial skills and technical skills.

    It is now possible for small businesses to transform cost efficiently into digitally native operations

    Small business owners and entrepreneurs that have managed to make this transition have greatly benefited from digital innovation, which has created new industries and markets, and presented new employment opportunities for knowledge workers. In addition, digital tools and cloud computing have revolutionised business operational capabilities, allowing small organisations to engage larger target markets.

    Along with the revolution in engagement and connectivity, technology has taken huge strides in workflow automation and information flow. As a result, it is now possible for small businesses to transform cost efficiently into digitally native operations.

    Innovation, however, comes at a price, and many of the data and security applications required to enable digitisation are costly and require up-front cash investment. As a result, this model is difficult for local SMEs to achieve, especially in challenging economic times.

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