Author: Business Enquirer
In this Business Enquirer interview, we sit down with Josef Fischer, CEO at Behaim ITS to explore how the company is helping organisations unlock greater value from the TIBCO Platform. With a global focus on platform services and AI-driven innovation, Behaim ITS works closely with TIBCO customers to optimise integration, EDI, MFT, and emerging platform capabilities. From accelerating development through agentic AI and CI/CD, to delivering end-to-end visibility across complex business flows and enabling rapid ROI through intelligent platform migration, this conversation offers insight into how Behaim ITS is shaping the next phase of enterprise integration performance.
Green SLA dashboards can hide a red user experience. Two anonymized SAP environments show why five signals in your ticket history—incident‑to‑service request ratio, time‑in‑status, aging, severity mix, and mean time between incidents—diagnose system health faster and make next month easier than this one. By Brad Nicolaisen Green SLAs with a red experience is one of the most common paradoxes in enterprise software. The fix isn’t more stopwatch discipline; rather, it’s reading the evidence you already own. Your SAP ticket history is that evidence. Read properly, it’s an EKG of your ERP: monthly spikes are arrhythmias, incident‑to‑service request ratio is blood…
Black Sheep Coffee did not emerge because the market was waiting for a new name. It arrived because two founders were prepared to build something anyway, even if that meant starting with little more than a trestle table, a rented espresso machine and an untested belief that coffee could be done better. Gabriel Shohet, Co-founder and Co-owner of Black Sheep Coffee, traces the beginnings of the business back to a friendship formed at university. He and Eirik Holth, his Co-founder and Co-owner, were roommates before their careers took them in different directions. Years later, they made a decisive move in…
In the heart of the Democratic Republic of Congo, one of the most strategically important mining operations in the world is entering a defining phase. Kamoa Copper is no longer viewed simply as a high grade copper mine or a flagship African project. It has become a critical pillar in the global copper supply chain at a time when electrification, energy transition and infrastructure investment are driving unprecedented demand for the metal. As governments and industries race to decarbonise, copper has moved from being a cyclical industrial commodity to a structural necessity. Electric vehicles, renewable energy systems, data centres and…
Saudi Arabia has moved decisively beyond the era of digital ambition. Across government and enterprise, the conversation has shifted from aspiration to execution, from pilot programmes to platforms capable of operating at national scale. Nowhere is this more visible than in procurement, where the demands of transparency, performance, resilience and compliance are converging with the ambitions of Vision 2030. SAP’s decision to host key elements of its Business Network and Next Gen spend and supplier collaboration platforms locally in the Kingdom marks a significant moment in that journey. It is not a symbolic infrastructure investment, nor a regional variation of…
The Serbian copper mining city of Bor has become a focal point of controversy, community protest and environmental concern as Chinese-owned mining giant Zijin Mining Group runs some of Europe’s largest copper operations there. Critics and residents say the mine’s pollution has damaged air, water and land — triggering protests and ongoing debates over human health, economic development and the future of mining in the Balkans. From Strategic Asset to Environmental Flashpoint The copper complex in Bor, now known as Serbia Zijin Bor Copper, was acquired in 2018 when Zijin Mining Group took a controlling 63 per cent stake in…
In the world of mining services, few companies have demonstrated the resilience, innovation, and integrity that define Capital Limited. From modest beginnings commencing with just two drilling rigs at Tanzania’s Kabanga Nickel Project in 2005, the company has expanded into a global powerhouse with more than 140 rigs and Group operations across more than 20 countries. This growth is the result of visionary leadership, a steadfast commitment to quality, and a culture built on long-term relationships and trust. For Damien Valente, recently appointed as Business Development Manager, Capital Limited’s appeal was clear. Having followed the company’s journey since its inception,…
The latest economic indicators from China’s manufacturing sector offer a nuanced picture of the country’s economic health — with official data pointing to contraction while private surveys show modest expansion — underscoring how government policy, weak domestic demand and shifting global conditions are influencing momentum in the world’s second-largest economy. Official PMI Indicates Contraction in January China’s official manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) fell to 49.3 in January 2026, down from 50.1 in December, indicating a contraction in manufacturing activity at the start of the year. This reading fell below the 50 threshold that separates expansion from contraction, and both…
In a bold move that underscores the rapid reshaping of the UK’s low-carbon energy landscape, the company behind the famed Hollow Mountain hydroelectric plant has entered a deal to acquire a Scottish renewable energy firm in a transaction worth £36 million. The deal marks a strategic expansion into clean energy infrastructure and signals increasing investor confidence in Scotland’s renewables and storage sector. Historic Hydro Meets Flexible Renewables The Hollow Mountain moniker refers to Cruachan Power Station, a landmark pumped-storage hydroelectric facility carved deep within the Scottish highlands. Known formally as Cruachan, this facility plays a key role in grid balancing…
In this Business Enquirer interview, we explore the global rise of Capital Limited – a mining services company that has built its reputation on resilience, innovation and trust. From its beginnings in 2005 with just two drilling rigs at Tanzania’s Kabanga Nickel Project, Capital has grown into a truly global operation, with more than 140 rigs and a presence in over 20 countries worldwide. That journey has been driven by strong leadership, an uncompromising commitment to quality, and long-term client partnerships. In this conversation, we speak with Damien Valente, Business Development Manager at Capital Limited, about the values that underpin…