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By Tobie van Schalwyk, Business Unit Manager at Duxbury Networking South African retailers have spent years digitising the in-store experience, linking physical and digital touchpoints to build a more integrated
Tobie van Schalkwyk, Networking BU Executive Warehousing and logistics in South Africa are under growing pressure. E-commerce volumes are rising. Delivery windows are tightening. Automation is increasing. Margins are being
by Kellen van Rooyen, Account Executive at Duxbury Networking Most people judge their mobile signal by the bars displayed on their phone. More bars suggest strong connectivity, while fewer bars
By Tobie van Schalkwyk, Networking BU Executive Reliable mobile connectivity inside buildings is often taken for granted until it fails. In South Africa, that happens more often than you think.
Thought Leadership by Tobie van Schalkwyk, Duxbury Networking Business Unit Manager South Africa continues to face relentless cyberattacks, with threat volumes climbing year on year. The local cybersecurity market is
By Tobie van Schalkwyk, Business Unit Lead at Duxbury Networking Safety, security, and shrinkage cost South African retailers millions each year. Whether it’s shoplifting, system downtime, cybercrime, or workplace incidents,
Enterprise DAS platform brings 5G and IoT indoors with lower TCO. Johannesburg, 14 October 2025 – Duxbury Networking has announced the local availability of the CEL-FI QUATRA 100M 5G, the
By Tobie van Schalkwyk, Business Unit Lead at Duxbury Networking For South African retailers, the margin for error is shrinking. Between rising operating costs, complex inventory systems, and high staff
Blog article by Tobie van Schalkwyk, Comprehensive and reliable mobile connectivity has become essential in today’s fast-paced retail landscape. Shoppers at stores across South Africa expect to instantly access product
In South Africa, dropped calls and sluggish mobile data are common frustrations, especially indoors. While it’s easy to blame network congestion, the real culprit is often poor indoor coverage. Almost