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Collaborative workforces power modern companies. Gone are the days of siloed departments that perform purely administrative functions.

It’s been a tough few years for the restaurant industry. Amid lockdowns, staffing shortages, and supply chain challenges, Australian businesses have proven their resilience and adaptability. 

Ask any business owner about the challenges they’ve faced and you can bet that managing cash flow is right up there. 

The surge in remote and hybrid work has caused in-person interactions and employee engagement to decline.

In 2016, uni friends Nic Pestalozzi, Nathan Dalah and Casper Ettelson were searching for a business idea.

You can’t run a business without it, but many SMEs put cashflow forecasting in the too hard basket and just hope there is enough cash in the account each month.

For as long as the financial services sector has existed, unscrupulous entities have found ways to exploit weak spots for personal gain.

Investing in the tools that will help you and your employees do your best work is a no-brainer way to enhance the overall performance of your business.

Tech solutions are supposed to make our lives easier, but app overload may be costing you big time. 

In the previous wrap-up of our recent webinar, Innovation in industry: Real approaches to change and transformation, we explored some of the key takeaways from how manufacturing and building organisations are dealing with ongoing industry challenges while at the same time innovating with modern tech solutions.

The hyperconnected nature of our work and home lives — which the pandemic has only accelerated — means business owners need to adopt a digital-first mindset in order to thrive.

Managing cash flow cycles effectively and efficiently is essential for the success of any small-to-medium enterprise (SME).