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Dynamic Business has teamed with Kyocera to give one lucky reader a new SoHo multifunction printer, valued at $429.

Deputy has unveiled its latest version of its workplace management system, which allows businesses to run tasking, scheduling and communications in a single cloud-based platform.

Australians are one of the world’s highest adopters of smartphones, with a recent Google survey showing over 50 percent have upgraded. The rate of growth outpaces even USA and European consumers.

Having a good domain name these days is crucial to online success. Before falling in love with a business name, check whether the domain name is still available to register. A domain should be the first thing that a potential business owner should consider before choosing their business name.

Managing expense claims doesn’t have to be a headache. By keeping in mind a few important factors, it’s possible to set up an expense management system that makes the process simple.

As a business owner or operator you probably set aside a budget for building your customer base. Odds are a lot of this spend is designed to get your phone ringing. But have you given any thought to how you handle those calls when they’re answered or the caller is placed on hold?

Dynamic Business wants to know what it is about owning a business that gets you fired up and out of bed each morning. Tell us to go in the running to win a HP TopShot LaserJet Pro M275 Multifunction printer or $500 from Evolvex to design your own Australian made high quality desk, underdesk storage unit, bookcase or stack of storage cubes.

Over 9000 businesses shut their doors during the first half of 2012, but two successful entrepreneurs believe the younger generation can save failing businesses – and they want to show you how.

For small to medium business owners, good presentation skills are vital for delivering ideas with impact to prospects and clients, for raising capital, and for pitching opportunities to strategic partners. You can learn how to perfect yours in this free webinar…

We have one ticket to give away to a lucky reader to see 17 experts discuss and debate the state of social media in Australian business, at an event in Sydney.

It’s possible to build a powerful online strategy without becoming a slave to your blog, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube, and you’ll learn how at our upcoming webinar.

Time-strapped CEOs and personal assistants in SMEs have unique corporate travel needs. With limited travel volumes, lower travel budgets and less resources than larger companies, the focus is on buying business travel at the most competitive costs – enter the PriorityGUEST Rewards program.

Dynamic Business has joined forces with Yellow Brick Road to give away a double pass worth $199 to a business seminar being held by small business champion Mark Bouris in Sydney this month.

MYOB has teamed up with Dynamic Business to offer 15 lucky readers a pass worth $199 to a huge online marketing training event, being run by top New Zealand digital marketing specialist Blue Banana.

Starting a small business can be expensive – especially if you want to do it right and hit the ground running with a brand and web presence designed by a professional designer.

‘Cloud’ is the latest buzzword and with good reason. Very basically, the ‘cloud’ refers to applications delivered over the internet – it makes things simpler, more convenient and more importantly, cheaper.

Want to get something off your chest? Got a gripe with the banks? Do you think service for small businesses in Australia are good enough? Have your say and win!

HP has today formally introduced HarryP, the unassuming multifunction business inkjet printer who stars in HP’s latest Officejet Pro printing campaign. And if you’re an SMB, HarryP might be your perfect match.

Dynamic Business has one ticket to give away to readers in Canberra, to attend Web123’s one-day ‘Killer Steps to Doing Better Business Online’ workshop.

Want to improve your Facebook abilities? Dynamic Business has a ticket worth $897 to give away for one lucky reader to attend Bluewire Media’s Facebook Masterclass in Sydney or Brisbane next week.