Posts tagged "advice"

Recently we have seen a number of companies pursue “embedded finance”, writes Xero's Leigh O'Neill. These companies are taking a range of financial services and embedding them directly into a non-financial workflow.

While business continuity planning focuses on maintaining vital operations during disruptions, disaster recovery refers to restoring data and infrastructure.

What is it that convinces customers to part with $6.20 on a coffee each day? As with anything, the cost has to be justified to get that tap of the bank card.

Ian Whitworth's experience with American beer highlights what can happen when you get too close to your product, or put product-obsessives in charge.

Unsurprisingly money, people and algorithm challenges are keeping Smart50 alumni up at night, but many are also kept tossing and turning from the volume of ideas that pop up in the quiet hours.

Few industries will come out of the pandemic unscathed, and its important to understand best practices when discussing redundancies with your team.

Regardless of industry, across Australia businesses can be divided into haves and have nots by the accuracy and recency of their data.

With shoppers increasingly mixing online and in-store shopping experiences, now is the time for merchants to step back and ensure services convert more sales by driving customer value.

Amanda Rose sat down with three ambitious leaders to share insights on everything from surrounding yourself with a supportive network to leveraging the right technology for growth.

According to the candid discussion in our latest webinar, many entrepreneurs conjure their startup ideas out of thin air. But it’s turning that idea into a sustainable business model with the ability to scale that is the real challenge.

Download this eBook to discover the guidance small businesses need to kick start their marketing efforts.

Labor's decision to drop major tax reforms affords local SMEs some "breathing space", according to CPA Australia.