How a Sydney restaurant went online in a day to keep the cash – and spaghetti – flowing
One of the worst hit industries is hospitality, with restaurants, bars and cafes across Australia forced to close their doors and focus on take-out only.
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A digital presence is more important than ever: How to get your business online fast
For business owners, the stakes are particularly high as the Australian business community battles through some of the toughest economic conditions since the Global Financial Crisis.
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Most small businesses around the world are relying on apps and the cloud – survey
The study, which focused on small businesses in the U.S., Canada, the U.K., and Australia revealed that 64 percent of small businesses run in the cloud, 68 percent use apps, and 66 percent use a smartphone.
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These are the businesses behind Australia’s late payment culture [INFOGRAPHIC]
As a nation, Australia ranked bottom of the table behind other nations including the US, Canada, Mexico, Ireland and Denmark when it comes to paying invoices.
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Fintech 100 is looking for the next generation of global fintech innovators
Nominations are open for inclusion in the ‘Fintech 100’ list, which will recognise leading fintech innovators from around the world
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Local cloud-based start-up has plans to make a few US companies uncomfortable
Kounta, the cloud-based point of sale platform that has taken Australia by storm, has recently launched in the US, looking to fill what they see as a huge gap in the North American business software market. Unlike other point of sale (POS) solutions, Kounta runs on any web-enabled device, and integrates seamlessly into hundreds of…
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Digital banking: On par with the world but opportunities for deeper engagement
Effective Measure, a Melbourne online measurement firm specialising in finance, says Australians are on par with their global counterparts but an even bigger opportunity lies in “deeper and more defined customer engagement.”
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Square vs. Google Wallet: Who will win the mobile payment war?
Mobile payments — making transactions through a cell phone or other handheld device — have been around for years. In Australia, the industry leader is Square, a company with two powerful allies, Apple and Visa. Well, run and tell the kids, because the half-ton magillah, Google, has stepped into the ring.
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