Fire, flood, computer viruses, hackers, terrorism—when disaster strikes, it usually happens fast. Small business has a poor track record with disaster recovery and business continuity plans. Angus Kidman looks at how you can protect your business without spending a fortune in money and time. Any business residing in a multi-storey building might worry about earthquakes […]
Fire, flood, computer viruses, hackers, terrorism—when disaster strikes, it usually happens fast – Small business has a poor track record with disaster recovery and business continuity plans – Angus Kidman looks at how you can protect your business without spending a fortune in money and time. Any business residing in a multi-storey building might worry about […]
Your business needs premises and it’s one of the most important and difficult decisions every business owner has to make. Peter Bembrick sifts through the options, from SOHO to splashing out on buying property, and considers the positive and negatives in each case. Choosing premises can be one of the biggest costs for a business, […]
Choosing the right type and location for your business premises is one of the most important and difficult decisions business owners have to make – Peter Bembrick sifts through the options, from SOHO to splashing out on buying property, and considers the positive and negatives in each case. Choosing premises can be one of the biggest […]
Getting into export makes good business sense for many Australian businesses – The free trade agreements have opened up the domestic markets, providing opportunities for SMEs to compete not only in the global market, but against international players in the Australian market. A well thought out strategy and help from the many agencies set up to […]
Cutting hair has come a long way from the days of a short back and sides – Cameron Bayley talks to an award-winning hairdresser who learnt some important lessons about teamwork on an outback shearing station, and has since figured out a lot about how to maximise his operation. Jamie Carroll was a sheep shearer […]
Unlike the export of tangible products, the services that open up markets overseas and bring visitors to this country are not always so visible. Tim Harcourt takes a close look at export and the tourism industry. In the 1960s the Australian social commentator, the late Donald Horne wrote a book called The Lucky Country. Although […]
While many visual artists set their sights on becoming the next Picasso, not so many have a passion for organisation, business planning and export. Rebecca Spicer talks to a local artist who has used this winning combination to build a successful business and embark on her first export campaign. Miriam Cabello knew at fourteen she […]
If you are serious about exporting, it’s important to take the right steps in the right order. It begins with research, develops into an export plan, and gets off the ground with help from various sources. Charisse Gray considers the crucial steps and looks at the help on offer. If you are preparing to enter […]
Over the next few issues, Dynamic Export will take you through the export process, ensuring you get the most from your export experience. We begin with an overview of the benefits and risks. Getting into export makes good business sense for many Australian businesses. The free trade agreements have opened up the domestic markets, providing […]
