Ofentse Olunloyo, Author at Johannesburg Business School (JBS)

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So far Ofentse Olunloyo has created 14 blog entries.

SA’s workforce must be reskilled to survive technology’s onslaught
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SA’s workforce must be reskilled to survive technology’s onslaught
Opinion Piece

SA’s workforce must be reskilled to survive technology’s onslaught

By: Dr Randall Carolissen, Dean: Johannesburg Business School (JBS), University [...]

Ofentse Olunloyo2021-12-01T08:56:49+02:00Jul 30, 2021|Opinion Piece|0 Comments

South African Business School Association Dean Profile: Dr Randall Carolissen
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South African Business School Association Dean Profile: Dr Randall Carolissen
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South African Business School Association Dean Profile: Dr Randall Carolissen

This article first appeared in the South African Business School [...]

Ofentse Olunloyo2021-11-29T18:37:31+02:00May 25, 2021|Feature|0 Comments

Chaos theory: Business leaders need to rewire their brains to be future fit for a digital economy
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Chaos theory: Business leaders need to rewire their brains to be future fit for a digital economy
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Chaos theory: Business leaders need to rewire their brains to be future fit for a digital economy

By: Dr Randall Carolissen, Dean: Johannesburg Business School (JBS), University [...]

Ofentse Olunloyo2021-11-29T18:23:01+02:00May 20, 2021|Uncategorized|0 Comments

For new Johannesburg Business School dean, helping SMEs grow is key
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For new Johannesburg Business School dean, helping SMEs grow is key
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For new Johannesburg Business School dean, helping SMEs grow is key

In a major win for students and faculty, the University [...]

Ofentse Olunloyo2021-11-29T17:44:47+02:00Feb 24, 2021|Announcement|0 Comments

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Membership & Accreditation

The Johannesburg Business School (JBS) is a member of the South African Business Schools Association (SABSA) and the Association of African Business Schools (AABS). Our Post-Graduate Diploma (PGDip) in Business Administration, Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Doctor of Philosophy (DPhil) in Digital Transformation are accredited by the Council on Higher Education (CHE) and registered with the South African Qualifications Authority (SAQA).