Tech

Facebook has made what may be its biggest news media deal yet in Australia, a big move forward with the Government’s media bargaining code…

Customers will be able to split eligible purchases from $50 to $1,500 over four equal, interest-free instalments.

The US Department of Justice filed a complaint against Google in 2020, claiming Google pays Apple an estimated $US8 to12 billion per year to have its search engine be the default…

As a direct result of these shifts, businesses need to find alternative, yet meaningful and effective ways to connect with customers, who at the same time are shifting their expectations…

The global cyber attack Microsoft shed light on last week has hit tens of thousands of businesses – and Australia’s feeling the brunt of it as well.

Shifting careers and embracing change is scary but filled with opportunity and reward. Here’s how Alison O’Hare took the leap.

Apple Watch features that allow users to monitor their heart rate will finally be made available in Australia, over two years since first being introduced.

In a COVID-impacted world where video communication is the new norm, Vpply is connecting job seekers with companies through a unique video-based job application experience that minimises the need for lengthy CVs and cover letters.

One year into the pandemic, it’s clear that real opportunity lies in more carefully targeting financial support. We need to see more mutual partnerships where governments reward small businesses that take active steps to help themselves.

Debit card provider eftpos unveiled its plans for a national QR code payments network in Australia which is set to commence trial mid-year.

The News Media and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code has officially been cleared by the federal government…

As the volume of business data available has grown exponentially, a new discipline has evolved. There is now a better way…

Australian community and digital payments hybrid app LITT has experienced a surge in its user base following Facebook’s decision to ban news content in the country last Thursday the 18th of February.

Automation, what is it good for? Is automation a good idea for all businesses? What limitations are there? Let’s talk..

For many SMBs today, finding new, digital ways to engage with customers is not merely a matter of building a thriving business, it’s about surviving…

Facebook has announced that it will end its ban on news pages in Australia less than a week after it made the shock decision.

A new report by Airwallex and CPA Australia shows that only one third of Asia Pacific (APAC) businesses have invested in fintech despite increasing digital adoption in the face of COVID-19.

Here are five reasons why open source technologies are beneficial for businesses looking to stay competitive in digital transformation…

How can businesses pivot in response to Facebook’s decision to pull news content from Australian users?

The successful integration of tracing technology within the workplace comes down to identifying the benefits for the business and staff alike.