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    The adoption of efficient technology in emerging markets within State Owned Bank in South Africa
    (University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, 2022) Malatji , Jaftha Sechube; Dladla, Pholile
    This study aims to explore the adoption of efficient technologies in a South African state-owned enterprise (SOE) or state-owned bank (SOB), specifically investigating the factors that affect how efficient technologies are adopted, the challenges that come during the adoption phase, and the advantages that result from successfully adopting efficient technologies. The research study applied a qualitative research design and used interviews with open-ended questions to collect data. The findings reveal a complex landscape influenced by various elements such as communication, leadership, organisational culture, and operational efficiency. The study highlights the importance of technology adoption within an SOE or SOB. Based on the findings, recommendations were formulated that can be used to enhance how the South African State-Owned Bank can manage the adoption of new technologies efficiently while reducing the risks connected with technology adoption. Despite certain limitations, the study provides valuable insights into the intricate dynamics of new technology adoption in a traditionally oriented country like South Africa.
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    The stablishment of staate-ownedcommercial bank and its impact on the South African economy
    (University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, 2023) Diza, Zandile
    This study investigates firstly, the current financial inclusion landscape of South Africa, the gaps or rather the limitations that exist in the current banking system that require direct intervention of the government as well as how effective the role of the development financial institutions (DFIs) in the economic growth and development of South Africa and the challenges therein. Secondly, we investigate the need for the establishment of the state-owned bank, its clear mandates and objectives in the economic development of South Africa