Julia Clarke
Tribalytic trawls Twitter in search of business value
Businesses will be able to better understand the value of Twitter, with the launch of the research tool Tribalytic this month
Shebeen to get artists to pin up their doodles for charity
Drinkers will soon be able to be called philanthropists, with non-profit bar Shebeen opening in Melbourne next year.
itakeaway iPhone app makes ordering easy
Hungry Australians can now order takeaway at the touch of a button, with the release of the itakeaway iPhone app
Telstra helps businesses manage M2M services
Australian SMBs can more easily manage wireless machine-to-machine services, with Telstra launching its Wireless M2M Control Centre
Businesses not doing enough to keep staff
Australian businesses are driving staff away because they do not have the right support mechanisms in place, according to a new survey
Only 5% Australians satisfied with customer service online
Australian consumers are not getting the online service they expect from businesses, according to a new survey.
Dell launches new series of LED and colour laser printers
Australia’s SMBs can now invest in a printer that will save them energy and space, with Dell launching its new range of LED and laser colour printers today
Australian company MiMedia launches miRoamer Blackberry app
Australians can now download radio stations from across the globe, with MiMedia launching its streaming technology miRoamer this month
NAWIC announces winners of women’s construction awards
Queensland’s construction industry recognised the contribution of its female members last night, announcing the winners of its NAWIC Qld Crystal Vision Awards
Dynamic Business Credit and Debt Survey results revealed
The majority of Australia’s SMBs are still suffering from the effects of the GFC, with client payments taking longer to be received, according to a new survey.
Grill’d burgers hits the spot at FCA franchising awards
Queensland’s Franchisee of the Year has been announced, with the owners of Grill’d in Chermside taking the top spot
Hairdressers connect with DCI Education training programs
Hairdressers around Australia now have access to more personalised training programs, with DCI Education offering training over a range of platforms
Online training E-Nables businesses to navigate online presence
Australia’s small businesses now have greater assistance when it comes to online training, with the launch of the E-Nable program this Thursday
Adams wins Commonwealth Bank Business Owner Award
Telstra announced the winners of its 2010 Telstra Business Women’s Awards, with Yvette Adams claiming the Commonwealth Bank Business Owner Award
84% business owners happy with business
The majority of Australian business owners feel happy with their business, according to new MYOB survey
Planning prevents cashflow shortages
A lack of sufficient cashflow is currently a significant issue for SMBs across Australia, with recent statistics indicating it as a factor behind the collapse of small businesses.
More opportunities for indigenous population found in Perth
Perth’s indigenous population will now have better access to career opportunities, with the Aboriginal Employment Strategy launching in Western Australia
CitySmart’s CEO wins Telstra Queensland Business Woman of the Year
Telstra has announced the winner of its 2010 Telstra Queensland Business Woman of the Year, with Megan Houghton of CitySmart taking top honours
Businesses connect with Skype Connect
Australian business can now take advantage of Skype technology, with the launch of its enterprise solution Skype Connect
Magnetica and Queensland Uni develops new MRI magnets
A Government grant has enabled Australian company Magnetica and Queensland University to conduct research and development on the next generation of MRI magnets
Peter Stathos brews his way up the Mocopan coffee ladder
Twenty-one years after taking a job working in a coffee warehouse, Peter Stathos has ascended to the role of head roaster at Australian coffeehouse Mocopan
Increase in corporate dining spells end of GFC
This year has seen more SMBs attempt to combine business and entertainment, with a rise in the number of corporate lunches, a new survey has found
Small businesses protect cashflow with safety nets
Financial safety nets like bank overdrafts and spot factoring can assist Australian businesses in avoiding cashflow shortages.
Gorecki finds direction with Retail Directions
Quitting his job at Warsaw Technical University and abandoning his PhD studies, Andrew Gorecki arrived in Australia with $100 in his pocket.