Strategic Planning For Survival - A Short-Term Priority For The South African Mining Industry - Introduction
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Engelbrecht, J. (1999). Strategic Planning For Survival - A Short-Term Priority For The South African Mining Industry - Introduction.
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Engelbrecht, J. (1999). Strategic Planning For Survival - A Short-Term Priority For The South African Mining Industry - Introduction.
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Organization: The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
Pages: 6
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1999
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| South Africa?s re-entry into the fast moving and competitive global economy calls for some careful strategic planning and a good deal of co-operation between suppliers and end-users. The issues that need addressing are generally well known and include: ?South Africa was ranked 45th out of 46 i.r.o. productivity ?SMMEs contribute 1% to exports compared to 40-60% for the ?tigers? ?High unemployment ?Limited skills of the majority of workers ?Slow growth rate of the economy ?The vast majority of suppliers are not world-class ?The vast majority of suppliers are not export or marketing orientated. In order to survive, all parties, i.e. government, labour and business, will have to play their part. |
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