Stephanie Zillman

A pilot educational program series is being launched in Sydney from November 6.

Does cash flow keep you awake at night? Like all too many Aussie business owners, cash flow is an ongoing headache. But it needn’t be.

There’s a myth surrounding contractors: that they’re less loyal than full-timers, and not as productive. The reality though, is quite the contrary.

When the Victorian rail animation ‘Dumb Ways to Die’ exploded onto the social media scene last November, the extent of its success was a surprise in the ad world.

Innovation. It’s that elusive ingredient that separates the ‘good’ from the ‘great’. But what exactly is it, and how can more Australian companies get their hands on it?

The idea for many in business is simply to be the best: to run the best restaurant, to have the best customer service, to offer the biggest range.

It’s the model completely disrupting the education sector, but Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) also offer massive potential for start-ups.

Go back just less than a decade and using the abbreviation ‘app’ would have elicited looks of confusion.

This Saturday 19 October the Victorian Government is playing host to Support Small Business Day. The initiative is aimed at raising the profile of the contribution small business makes to the economy.

The Internet is the greatest tool available to any business, but the majority of Aussie business owners still don’t know how to make the most of it.