Case Study: Operational Resilience in Action: PepsiCo’s Parow Facility
In the face of increasing climate-related challenges, PepsiCo's manufacturing facility in Parow, Cape Town, has emerged as a prime example of how businesses can build resilience through green technology investment and water stewardship (GreenCape, n.d.).
Case Study: ESG Africa – Pioneering Sustainability Consulting in Africa
ESG Africa is a leading sustainability consulting firm operating across the African continent. Founded in response to the growing demand for environmental, social, and governance (ESG) expertise, the company has positioned itself as a key player in helping businesses navigate the complex landscape of sustainability and responsible business practices.
Case Study: Shoprite’s Digital Transformation in African Retail
Shoprite Holdings, Africa's largest food retailer, has embarked on an ambitious digital transformation journey to adapt to changing consumer behaviours and technological advancements in the African market. With over 3,152 stores across Africa and more than 152,000 employees, Shoprite has positioned itself as a leader in leveraging digital technologies to enhance customer experience and operational efficiency (Enterprise Africa, n.d.).
Case Study: PepsiCo’s Climate Resilience and Water Stewardship in South Africa
PepsiCo's South African climate resilience strategy tackles water scarcity head-on. Through innovative partnerships and a three-pronged approach—enhancing efficiency, replenishing watersheds, and boosting community access—the company's efforts have yielded impressive results. This case study showcases how corporate responsibility can drive sustainable change and protect business interests simultaneously.
Case Study: Building Resilient Supply Chains in Africa – The Shoprite Group’s Approach
Shoprite Group, Africa's retail giant, tackles supply chain challenges head-on with innovative strategies. From high-tech distribution centres to local sourcing, the company's resilience shines through power outages, pandemics, and unrest. Their 98% in-stock levels and swift disaster recovery showcase a masterclass in African retail resilience.
Case Study: Cyber Resilience in Africa’s Energy Sector
South Africa's energy giants Transnet and Eskom fell prey to devastating cyberattacks, exposing critical vulnerabilities in Africa's infrastructure. These incidents underscore the urgent need for robust cyber resilience strategies, skilled personnel, and collaborative efforts to safeguard the continent's energy sector against evolving digital threats.
Case Study: Labour Law Compliance in South Africa’s Retail Sector
ABC Retailers tackled South Africa's complex labour laws head-on, transforming challenges into triumphs. Through digital innovation, policy overhauls, and expert guidance, they boosted compliance rates, slashed legal risks, and cultivated employee trust. Their journey showcases how savvy retailers can navigate regulatory waters whilst fostering a fair, efficient workplace.
Case Study: Mondi Group’s Journey in Social Psychology of Risk
Mondi Group, a global packaging and paper company, has been on a transformative journey in its approach to safety and risk management since 2020. The company shifted from a traditional safety approach, which primarily focused on workplace controls, to embracing the Social Psychology of Risk (SPoR) framework (Mondi Group, 2024).
Case Study: Integrating Art and Science in Risk Management at South African Airways (SAA)
South African Airways (SAA), the national carrier of South Africa, has faced significant challenges over the years due to market volatility, fluctuating exchange rates, and rising fuel costs. As a result, effective risk management became a cornerstone of its operational strategy. This case study examines how SAA balanced the art and science of risk management to navigate these challenges and ensure organisational resilience.
Case Study: Ecobank’s Cash Flow Management Strategy in Africa
Ecobank's innovative cash flow strategies, including its Omniplus platform, digital banking expansion, and sustainable finance initiatives, have transformed operations across 34 African nations. Achieving 100% business growth, $21 billion in transaction increases, and global recognition, the bank exemplifies resilience and sustainability in navigating Africa's diverse financial challenges.