Optimizing Water Management and Utility Distribution in Kenya
Improving Water Management and Utility Distribution in Kenya through Traceability Improving water management and distribution in Kenya is vital to meet the country’s need for clean water, especially in the depleted urban ...
Balancing Taxation and Support for Small Traders
Small Traders to Be Spared the Headache of KRA’s eTIMS System The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has declared that small traders will not have to deal with the intricacies of the electronic Tax Invoice ...
Weaves and Wigs
The Role of GS1 in Improving Traceability in the Hair Industry In recent years, the global hair industry which includes items like wigs and weaves has experie ...
The Haiti Crisis
The current state of affairs in Haiti and the Kenyan police's assistance with stabilization effortsRecognizing the Haitian CrisisHaiti, a country in the Caribbean renowned for its rich cultural legacy and unwavering spirit, has faced significant diff ...
Construction
The Importance of GS1 Standards in the Construction IndustryIn the ever-evolving construction industry, efficiency, accuracy, and safety are paramount. As the sector increasingly embraces advanced technologies and complex supply chains, the need for ...
The entertainment industry
The Entertainment Industry and the Role of 2D GS1 Barcodes in Streamlining OperationsThe entertainment industry, which includes film, television, music, and digital media, operates in a fast-paced environment that demands efficient production and dis ...
What is killing the Supermarket business in Kenya?
The term Supermarket refers to a well-organized self-serving retail store, where goods are sold in small quantities to the public for use or consumption.
Did you know that Ibrahim Supermarket was one of the first supermarkets in Kenya way back in 1944? They sadly closed their doors in 2019 after 75 years of existence in Kenya, having opened branches in Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu and Nakuru.
What Does Toyota Have to do With the Construction Industry?
The construction industry is one of the least productive industries globally, according to a McKinsey report from February 2017.