Business Tech

The dramatic increase in both the sophistication and frequency of cyber risks and attacks on businesses has profoundly changed the security threat landscape.

Even for bricks and mortar sectors, there are still ways technology can be incorporated into the store to enhance the experience for both the consumer and employees.

With the increased uptake of mobile work styles, it is time for managers to recognise the many benefits that lie hand-in-hand for businesses with flexible and mobile teams.

Selecting the right hardware for your network can be difficult, especially since investment in quality technology can be expensive.

If you are considering upgrading or changing your system it may be worth waiting to see what becomes available.

The core debate has been about the importance of getting more women into business and the ways in which companies can help promote and achieve this.

Queensland’s ilab technology incubator launched its latest batch of entrepreneurs at a graduation event at the University of Queensland last night.

Australians are working harder than ever before with longer hours and increasing demands on their time, however there are fewer people at their desks. Where is everybody?

A new online tool has been launched to help companies implement Government workplace standards and enhance family friendly practices.

The Australian retail sector has been profoundly shaped in recent years by changing consumer demands.

The NBN panel of experts is seeking views from industry, the public and businesses about the regulatory framework for broadband into the future.

New research published this month reveals the six ‘megatrends’ that are fundamentally transforming the global business environment.

The debate may seem won, but desktop accounting software is hanging around longer than many cloud-converts would have thought.

A well run and managed IT service gives your business a solid foundation while poorly managed IT can have a detrimental effect on your efficiency, productivity and could cause long term problems.

If you are running a small to medium sized business, you will have probably heard of cloud computing.

The use of eye scanners, veins, and heartbeats in place of passwords may seem ultra futuristic, but security experts say it’s not far from going mainstream.

As of 1 August 2014, Australian credit and debit card users will no longer be able to sign for purchases.

Although not everyone is naturally well organised, being able to keep track of and find computer files when you need them can make a massive difference to your productivity and stress levels.

SMBs are preparing for a digital 2014 as many roll out new business models especially designed for the global marketplace.

Online advertising is set to grow to 41 per cent of the total ad market by 2018, according to new figures.