Australian LiDAR maker Baraja partners with Veoneer to develop Next-Gen autonomous vehicles
Spectrum-Scan is a trademark of Baraja. LiDAR uses prism-like optics to deflect light in multiple directions for more reliable scanning at a cheaper cost.
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Spectrum-Scan is a trademark of Baraja. LiDAR uses prism-like optics to deflect light in multiple directions for more reliable scanning at a cheaper cost.
Deputy, an Australian company that provides a shift work management solution, found that the ongoing shutdowns are expected to affect a quarter-million workers.
Building a culture of accountability is challenging. Effective leaders balance autonomy and empowerment with personal responsibility and business outcomes.
How three inspirational women are connecting the city and bush, thereby helping battle-weary regional businesses create an online presence and generate sales.
Dynamic Business spoke with Executive Chair & CEO Marcel Steingiesser about the second fundraise and how he expects to use the funds.
Dynamic Business brings you a daily rundown of the most recent business news and developments from Australia and around the world. Here’s the roundup for July 19:
Brisbane-based start-up KERB is tackling the global challenge of urban congestion, one car-parking space at a time.
Embattled retailers and builders operating across greater Sydney have been dealt a further blow with the latest round of COVID-19 restrictions.
Whether you’re aiming to increase sales, attract new customers or build brand awareness, you need the right strategies to maximise your marketing return on investment (ROI).
This week appears to be an extension of last week’s events. Here are the key startup fundraising rounds from this week:
Dynamic Business brings you a daily rundown of the most recent business news and developments from Australia and around the world. Here’s the roundup for July 16:
SMS has come a long way. It is a useful way to make commercial transactions smoother and lends itself to Conversational Marketing.
Dynamic Business brings you a daily rundown of the most recent business news and developments from Australia and around the world. Here’s the roundup for July 15:
The customer journey starts, not ends, with the sale. To retain customers, you need to consistently show value and help customers achieve their goals.
It takes more than just a salesperson with a hot desk to truly thrive in Singapore. It takes time, research, and more than just a salesperson with a hot desk. Here are a few quick suggestions:
Dynamic Business spoke with Minor Figures co-founder Jonathan Chiu about the company’s journey from creating cold brew coffee in London to its current ventures in pioneering oat milk products around the globe.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian confirmed that the Sydney’s stay-at-home restrictions will now be extended for at least another fortnight
The NSW Government has announced a multi-billion dollar economic support package aimed at helping the state’s businesses survive Sydney’s current COVID-19 lockdown.
Three in five Australian workers are open to their employer mandating COVID-19 vaccinations in the workplace according to ELMO’s latest Employee Sentiment Index.
As businesses adapt to the pandemic, what sales and marketing strategies will keep you close to your customers, build loyalty, and increase sales?