Posts tagged "software"

Aiven is a quiet unicorn that manages the critical cloud-based infrastructure that keeps apps running. Here's why that's so important.

Cyberattacks and data breaches hit SMEs more often than big businesses simply because they are more vulnerable.

Canva co-founders Melanie Perkins and Cameron Adams recently shared their advice for today's entrepreneurs. Here's what they said.

There is a perception that employees are resistant to time and attendance solutions, but that comes from a lack of understanding and communication about both the business and employee benefits of this software. 

ANZ has confirmed it is in talks to acquire small business bookkeeping platform MYOB, following media reports the Big Four bank is prepared to spend billions of dollars to boost its offerings to the SME sector.

Big corporations have a huge budget to spend on communicating with their customers and staff. In this article, Joshua Ephraums, client executive at Whispir, explains how those on a small business budget can compete.

Locomote co-founder David Fastuca said using a collaborative approach helped lock in a deal with one of the world's largest companies.

Aussie digital health startup Eucalyptus has raised $60 million as it sets its sights on overseas expansion and the dawn of ‘telehealth 2.0’.

Windows XP is still regarded one of Microsoft’s greatest achievements, but what made it excel? And what has Microsoft learned in the two decades since its release?

Aussie family-run tech company Task has been acquired by Kiwi marketing software company Plexure Group, for a whopping $120 million.

Savvy business owners are embracing e-signatures as a way to streamline contracts,  reduce legal risk and go green.

The traditional approach to performance management has long been a thorn in HR’s side, viewed by many as inflexible, time-consuming, and out of sync with evolving business needs.