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Car jamming theft is on the rise in South Africa – here’s why insurance companies won’t always pay
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Insurance brokerage and risk advisors, Aon South Africa, says that South Africans should be aware of unexpected insurance costs when dealing with car theft.
While insurance is an essential aspect of recovering financially from vehicle theft, there are still unexpected costs you may not have planned for, and some which you cannot attach a monetary value to, it said.
“The best advice is to mitigate your risk as far as possible with correctly scoped insurance and advice, deploying security measures to deter would-be criminals, strictly adhere to road safety rules and to drive defensively,” said Mandy Barrett, of Aon South Africa.
Product code inspection system developed by Domino Printing Sciences A new smart vision system for automatic inspection and validation of product codes to reduce human error and costly product recalls has been developed by Domino Printing Sciences.
The R-Series works with date codes, batch numbers, barcodes, and 2D-printed codes and has been developed in partnership with Lake Image Systems.
It is designed to avoid manual code validation and inspection, in order to reduce the risk of an unnoticed incorrect code leaving a factory and to improve efficient use and distribution of resources.
Coding errors
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Coding errors pose a significant financial risk to manufacturers – and this goes much further than the risk of manufacturing waste and need to rework incorrect stock,” said Andy Barrett, portfolio and requirements director at Domino.
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SKIPTON Auction Mart has published its annual newsletter CCM News, which features agricultural-related features and informed comment from sector experts, both in-house and externally, along with a round-up of the 2020 and early 2021 show and sale season. While Covid has obviously had a major impact, trade has successfully been maintained and it’s still business as usual at the mart, albeit a ‘Pivotal time for UK farming,’ as proclaimed in the front page headline of CCM News. However, there is still plenty of optimism, renewed hope and confidence for summer and beyond now that a roadmap out of lockdown and a faster path to freedom are in place.