Innovation and security: Leveraging generative AI ethically in payment industry
Michael IreneSeptember 12, 2023
In today’s digitally-driven landscape, the payments industry is continuously evolving, with technology at the forefront of transformation. One of the most promising advancements in recent years is the integration of generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) into payment systems. Generative AI has the potential to revolutionise payment processes, enhance security, and improve customer experiences. However, as with […]
Governors awash with money, citizens can demand accountability
CHIDO NWAKANMASeptember 11, 2023
Chido Nwakanma is a communication strategist, journalist and journalism educator with extensive experience in IMC and strong interest in developing humanity. He can be contacted at chido@brandhaus.ng and via SMS on +234 (0) 803 723 1111; (0) 812 647 4335. Arise, O compatriots, the call of accountability obey. Demand from your governors and LG […]
Global business travel wears an optimistic outlook
EKELEM AIRHIHENSeptember 4, 2023
Recently, the Global Business Travel Association, the world’s premier business travel and meetings trade organisation released their 2023 Business Travel Index Outlook. This trade association serves stakeholders across six continents as well as advocating for the $1.357 trillion global business travel and meetings industry. Africa will still need to make a lot of effort to […]
GRC, boardroom discussion and safeguarding company revenue
Michael IreneSeptember 4, 2023
In today’s business landscape, the interconnected challenges of governance, risk management, and compliance (GRC) are becoming increasingly intricate. Against the backdrop of fast-paced technological changes, global expansion, and evolving regulatory frameworks, boards have an imperative responsibility to integrate GRC discussions into their regular agendas. Doing so is not just about regulatory adherence, it is about […]
The long distance walk in airports
EKELEM AIRHIHENAugust 28, 2023
Distances people walk in airports sometimes seem endless. Some of these walks may be spurred by business reasons and of course safety remains germane. African airport terminals are being remodelled and made bigger and one outcome of such is that passengers now walk longer distances. These terminal buildings will have to be operated with an […]
What’s the best privacy software solution? Pros & Cons
Michael IreneAugust 28, 2023
As a Data Privacy expert, one of the most common questions I get asked is: “What’s the best privacy software solution to use?” It’s a tricky question to answer because ‘the best’ is subjective and highly dependent on an organisation’s unique needs, existing infrastructure, and compliance requirements. Nonetheless, we can discuss the pros and cons […]
Digital Marketplace: Power of probabilistic and behavioural tracking
Chris IkosaAugust 21, 2023
In the age of digital connectivity, our online behaviours have become the currency that shapes the world of commerce. As Nigerians actively participate in the digital marketplace, it’s crucial to understand the methods companies employ to influence our purchasing decisions. Probabilistic tracking and behaviour tracking are two such methods that wield significant power in shaping […]
Sustaining the attractiveness of aviation in Africa
EKELEM AIRHIHENAugust 21, 2023
Smart looking pilots and air hosts and hostesses, beautiful aircraft and airport terminals are part of the attractiveness of aviation in Africa. Training skilled workforce in the industry is very expensive for the per capita income of many African countries. Added to the fact that administration of student loans is challenging, means that the supply […]
Open Banking in Nigeria: Steering the financial revolution with prudence
Michael IreneAugust 14, 2023
At the crossroads of digital transformation and financial inclusivity, Nigeria finds itself in the embrace of open banking — a paradigm shift that holds unparalleled promise and inevitable challenges. For Nigerian bank executives, grasping the intricacies of this new landscape becomes vital in ensuring not only market relevance but also institutional resilience. Why Open Banking […]
Aviation needs innovation for resilience
EKELEM AIRHIHENAugust 14, 2023
The most recent industry threat after the exchange rate challenge and trapped funds in the central bank is the closure of airspace over Niger Republic that has added to the costs of airlines as they now travel longer distances and hence burn more fuel. Recall that the same challenge applied to flying over Sudan as […]