Gina Baldassarre

From shiny new devices to speedy software and the rise of the cloud, there’s more technology to help businesses succeed than ever. Yet Australian business operators are still hesitant to embrace it.

The digital wallet has long been touted as the way we’ll all be paying for goods and services in the future – and for some brands, the future is already here.

A member of your staff suffers a heart attack at work – do you know what to do next?

Women are now the major breadwinners in one in four Australian households – up from 140,000 just ten years ago, a new report has revealed.

It’s commonly accepted that employee satisfaction is the key to keeping productivity high, but workplaces around Australia are adding a new approach to the task.

A new technology initiative in the Northern Territory aims to produce a minimum of 50 ‘work ready’ apprentices over the next five years, with half to be young Indigenous Australians.

Australians may not be as laid back as the popular stereotype suggests when it comes to their work, a new survey reveals.

Lachlan Donald knows better than most just how much the local startup ecosystem has grown, having worked with graphic design startup 99designs in Australia before heading to San Francisco for three years.

After a year of uncertainty waiting for the federal political situation to stabilise, Australian businesses are feeling positive about the future.

Keeping employees engaged, and in turn productive, can sometimes be one of the toughest challenges facing business leaders.