SMBs are discovering that with the growth of data, comes excess expenses and more work. Globally, information is now costing businesses $1.1 trillion annually and the massive amounts of data that organisations possess should be enabling them to be competitive and efficient, but instead is stifling growth as it’s being poorly managed and protected.
If you’re escaping the winter blues by heading overseas and plan to take your mobile phone, tablet PC or laptop along, there are few things you should watch out for. From sand and saltwater to pickpockets and poorly protected wireless networks, many dangers can befall your electronic companion.
Got a data back-up system, but aren’t sure whether it will hold strong if something goes wrong? Here are seven tips for making sure your data storage solution is suitable for your business.
Any business that loses customer records, financial data or even a day’s worth of orders will experience some degree of productivity loss and may also face potential non-compliance penalties, missed sales opportunities, damage to reputation, and weakened customer confidence. Here’s how to protect your business.
In a four-part article series, we look at the role data plays in improving your understanding of your business, customers, marketing and interaction strategy. In the fourth and final instalment, we look at the pros and cons of using predictive analytics.
If you don’t want to risk having your sensitive business data leaked, you need to take a serious look at how your company disposes of old PC’s, hard drives, servers and other storage devices.
The new Optus OfficeApps Backup Suite is improving small business owners peace of mind about after hours data protection, after a recent survey revealed one fifth of companies aren’t regularly backing up critical company data.
In a four-part article series, we look at the role data plays in improving your understanding of your business, customers, marketing and interaction strategy. Part three looks at using data to replicate ideal customers in your prospect pool.
In this four-part article series, we look at the role data plays in improving your understanding of your business, customers, marketing and interaction strategy. Part two looks at using the patterns and trends in data to get to know your customers better.
In a four-part article series, we’ll look at the role data plays in improving your understanding of your business, customers, marketing and interaction strategy. Think of it like a first date with your data; you may learn something new or it may be revisiting existing knowledge, but without a first date you won’t get a second.
