Technology
Featured
04 July 2019
TECH, NOT MARRIAGE, BINDS GEN-Y
Trend reversal on joint accounts
YOUNG Australians are challenging the concept of joint accounts as an institution of marriage, with an affinity for technology emerging as a key influence in the dramatic trend reversal.
YOUNG Australians are challenging the concept of joint accounts as an institution of marriage, with an affinity for technology emerging as a key influence in the dramatic trend reversal.
Featured
30 June 2019
YOUR TEAM ON THE SAME PAGE
Best communication solution weve found
DARRYL MCALLISTER
DO you ever feel like your office is playing “Chinese Whispers”?
Featured
02 June 2019
REASONS TO INVEST IN NEW COMPUTERS
Good deals, better performance
DARRYL MCALLISTER
DARRYL MCALLISTER
IS your computer so slow to start up that you go and fetch a coffee while you’re waiting? Or does it run at a crawling pace during the busiest parts of the day?
Featured
21 May 2019
TRENDS IN TECH BANKING OPTIONS
Money management tools are lagging
A GROWING number of younger Australians are adopting new payment technologies but are lagging in using money management tools to help control their spending habits.
A GROWING number of younger Australians are adopting new payment technologies but are lagging in using money management tools to help control their spending habits.
Featured
30 March 2019
TECHNOLOGY SUCCESS: COMPETITIVE EDGE
How being cyber secure adds VALUE
DARRYL MCALLISTER
DARRYL MCALLISTER
CYBER security threats are taken seriously by large corporations and governments who have a need to protect the privacy of clients and citizens.
Featured
15 March 2019
CANNABIS FARMS MADE IN THE WEST
Local firm explores investment options
MICHAEL WALLS
MICHAEL WALLS
PRECISION Metal Group (PMG) is at the forefront of developing Australia’s first large scale legalised cannabis production facilities.
Featured
08 March 2019
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION A PRIME PRIORITY
Top 10 concerns of mid-market CEOs
ROB BAZZANI
ROB BAZZANI
DIGITAL transformation is the number one priority for Australia’s mid-market businesses in 2019, according to a survey by KPMG Australia.
