Digital

Do you buy on eBay? Have you stayed at a place on AirBnB? Have you sold clothes on ASOS? These are all high profile online marketplaces.

A new report has found that greater investment in innovation and digital technologies could increase Australia’s GDP by $37bn by 2024 and help grow the startup sector. The study by PricewaterhouseCoopers calls for a better balance between investment in physical and knowledge based industries. It warns that too great a reliance on traditional industries like […]

The Australian economy is at an interesting period of transition.

New consumer engagement figures have revealed that Australian consumers expect real-time help within 78 seconds when online.

Bitcoin is making news again. Angry investors in the virtual currency are joining a class action to recover nearly US$500 million “lost” when Mt. Gox, a Tokyo-based Bitcoin exchange, crashed at the end of February 2014.

The big question is, how much should you spend and where will it take you?

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?

Today marks the arrival of the new Australian Privacy Principles and with it a significant change in Australia’s privacy laws which will impact public and private organisations that collect and manage personal data.

Content marketing is a great way to introduce your company to a wider audience and attract new business, but don’t forget it’s also a very effective way of retaining existing customers.

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

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

Industry commentators are warning of the tough new penalties awaiting businesses which are unprepared for the new Australian Privacy Principles (APPs).

For the uninitiated, a digital currency, or ‘cryptocurrency’ is just like real money, only virtual.

Blogs are a great way of promoting your business – but only if people see them.

We all have skeletons in our closet, and the risk of having embarrassing personal information or sensitive business data leaked and posted online is higher than we may think.

Unlike its analogue cousins, the business card is proving to be harder to shake.

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.

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.

A comprehensive and tailored approach to protecting your business against online attacks has become as necessary as locking the door to your house.