A business guide to strategy
Strategy is the ‘how’ you are going to achieve the outcome. Objectives are ‘what’ you want to achieve. The plan is the step-by-step ‘actions’ you are going to take to get there. How’s your business strategy looking?
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Strategy is the ‘how’ you are going to achieve the outcome. Objectives are ‘what’ you want to achieve. The plan is the step-by-step ‘actions’ you are going to take to get there. How’s your business strategy looking?
BigCommerce has opened its platform to global developers via the new RESTful API, as it aims to build the world’s first e-commerce platform.
Remember that fight two of your employees had that wasn’t fully resolved? It could be the cause of absenteeism, bullying and harassment in your business.
New statistics show 1 in 4 local consumers support the idea of a ‘try-on’ retail fee, designed to steer consumers away from trying goods in-store before buying them online.
Woolworths CEO Grant O’Brien has announced the company will create 10,000 new retail jobs by the end of the financial year, as the business recruits staff to work in new stores and distribution centres.
Australia now has an official group buying code of conduct, designed to boost consumer confidence in the platform and ensure they make informed choices about purchases, and to promote compliance and best practices within the industry.
Harvey Norman’s revenue fell 3.8 percent in the three months to September 30, with its Australian, Kiwi, Slovenian and Irish franchises generating sales of $1.48 billion.
The Western Australian business community has begun its annual search for the top 40 in business leaders under 40.
Businesses are feeling confident about trading conditions for the upcoming year, following surprisingly positive expectation results during the September quarter.
Rebecca Wilson blogs about the impact the Qantas grounding has had on the reliable Australian brand.
“The Qantas grounding is another blow to the brand of our previously very stable, secure and reliable nation, known for its lack of sovereign risk, stable investment environment, conservative growth-supporting governments, good sports achievements, sunny weather and great beaches, not to mention our previously faultless flying kangaroo.”
More local businesses are using e-commerce to sell their goods locally rather than in international markets, according to a new report. Is your business missing out on the dollars and opportunities presented by overseas markets?
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) cut interest rates by 25 basis points yesterday, taking the cash rate down to 4.5 percent in time for the all important Christmas season.
Brad Callaughan blogs about creating a positive work environment for the benefit of your business.
“Your business is only as successful as its staff, therefore, it is of utmost importance that you develop a positive work culture in your business.”
In this guest post for Dynamic Business, LifeSize Communications Tim Fulton explores the benefits of video conferencing to business.
The Fair Work Australia policy is to blame for the chaos caused by the Qantas staff lock-out and fleet grounding on the weekend, not the airline or the unions, according to Servcorp CEO Marcus Moufarrige.
New technology and social media are great, but maintaining some old fashioned thoughtful gestures can make a real difference to the way customers view your business and its brand.
We asked four experts to share their best advice for startup businesses on how to get ahead – and fast.
Over half of us grab our landline phones over mobiles as a result of a World Health Organisation warning about the potential link between mobile phones and cancer, according to a new survey.
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) has launched an iPhone app to provide easy access to information about recalled consumer goods.
The Commonwealth Bank (CBA) has rolled out its Everyday Settlement feature, designed to give businesses instant access to funds from their merchant terminals.