Why businesses need to apply child’s play
How many times over the past week have you read, seen or heard the words “The Great Resignation”? Employee engagement is at an all time low, people are tired and people are walking out.
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A cyber-attack on FlexBooker compromised the personal data of Bunning’s clients
In December of 2021, the third-party software firm suffered a cyber-security breach that led to the information of 3.7 million customers being exposed, and last week Bunnings was forced to warn its customers of the incident.
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The conventional work to office is dead, long live the flexible workplace
Companies have come to embrace hybrid work as a permanent fixture of Australia’s future professional landscape. But reengaging a workforce in 2022 after almost two years of turbulence remains a key challenge.
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The coming reckoning: Showing Return On Investment from threat intelligence
Threat intelligence has been a part of cyber defense processes in the private sector for nearly a decade now. Many threat intelligence teams were initially composed of classically trained intel operators from the public sector, where they focused on gathering data to thwart national security threats.
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How to grow your business during Omicron: B2B sales and marketing tips
With the latest COVID Omicron wave, hitting us hard this new year, it has proven that the pandemic is far from over. Through this uncertainty, businesses need to continue to adapt and persevere, and there is also opportunity for businesses to innovate in ways they never have before.
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Top graphic design trends to help your business stand out in 2022
Design tells you a lot about the state of the world—what people are craving, feeling and caring about in light of the challenges or positives they have recently experienced.
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Making the contactless payments revolution work for your small business
Cash flow is the lifeblood of small businesses. Unfortunately, however, Australian payment times are among the slowest in the world according to the Australian Small Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman (ASBFEO).
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Worried about your business being hacked? Here’s everything you need to know
Start-ups are filled with some of the most skilled and computer-literate people on the planet. However, don’t rest easy on your tech-savvy laurels, because it’s this false sense of cyber security that hackers are keen to exploit.
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Five questions CMOs should ask in 2022
The truth is, just one of these would be enough to change how businesses and CMOs navigate their plans for the next year.
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Using technology to spread the love in 2022’s hospitality industry
While there is optimism that 2022 will provide more stability than years past, businesses must build long-term strategies to maximise revenue year-round, and especially for notable holidays. In the hospitality industry, no single day is bigger than Valentine’s Day.
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State of cybersecurity during the pandemic
As a new year unfolds, the hybrid working model underscores the challenges plaguing the post-pandemic state of enterprise cybersecurity. Employees are working in the office as well as remotely, connecting to corporate networks from various devices. As such, there is a growing need for corporate data to be accessible to employees while keeping it secure.
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Queensland Agtech Hub Announces First Cohort
Australia’s premier agribusiness and innovation hub, the Agtech and Logistics Hub (ATLH) based in Toowoomba has announced its first accelerator cohort of 10 startups from across the country. The program provides commercialisation support to companies that have responded to the Hub’s innovation challenge seeking to attract high potential solutions to digitise and automate agricultural supply…
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Thinking of selling your office space in 2022? Here’s what you must know
If you’ve spent the last two years back and forth between the office and home, you might be wondering whether you need a physical office at all.
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Torpago analyses the future of the Fintech market basing on the trends for 2022
From the Robinhood fiasco to a startup boom reminiscent of the dotcom craze, average consumers and venture capitalists are keeping a finger on the FinTech pulse.
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Tips to successfully strike a balance between leadership and likeability in management
Being a leader means making some hard decisions. It means making some tough choices. Sometimes it means not being liked. Those in leadership positions, whether that’s formal leadership or informal, presidents or CEOs often have to make unpopular decisions for the benefit of the business.
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How open banking offers benefits to customers, banks and cyber criminals
The Big Four banks, CBA, Westpac, ANZ and National Australia Bank introduced open banking in July 2021, and other banks and financial services are expected to follow in 2022.
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Bitcoin, OnlyFans and AfterPay as QPay reveals the minds of Aussie uni students
QPay card was launched with a mission to improve the financial literacy of Australian students by being the first card to incentivise savings rather than spending.
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The metaverse in 2022 shows what’s to come in our increasingly blended world
Digital twins and AI will transform the way businesses deliver customer experiences and service across a range of industries from travel to retail and insurance.
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Vodafone auctions the very first sms text ever sent to benefit the UN Refugee Agency
Vodafone has auctioned the world’s first SMS. It was transmitted through the Vodafone network on December 3, 1992 and received by Vodafone employee Richard Jarvis at a Christmas party. A 15 letter message, “Merry Christmas”. The SMS was auctioned as a Non-Fungible Token (“NFT”) in a unique sale organized by Aguttes Auction House in France….
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Empiraa strategy management system raised $637k with private investors
We initially had conversations with tier 1 VC firms, however it just wasn’t a good fit. Private investors felt the pain of the problem. Our SME focus is our market, we believe we can help SMEs globally create, align and execute their business strategy.
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