source: Mmegi
Baboki Kayawe
Staff Writer
A senior government official has urged Small Medium and Micro Enterprises (SMME) to build productivity systems into their management so that they can compete internationally.
Acting Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Trade and Industry, Bonniface Mphetlhe told SMMEs that unless their development strategies are rooted in productivity, growth and sustainability will not be easy to achieve.
He said enterprises the world over depend on effectiveness and innovativeness to attain economic growth, sustainability and prosperity. He was speaking at a stakeholder forum for SMMEs productivity and personal effectiveness hosted by [continue reading]
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