#Development
Why your business needs to change its approach to internal communications
Internal comms is no longer a nice-to-have, it’s a necessity
8 steps to creating a mentally healthy workplace environment
Top tips to create a mentally healthy workplace.
The common investment mistakes you need to avoid
What mistakes are you making when it comes to investing?
The ‘ridiculous, impossible’ Instagram fix that Hugh Stephens made a viable, global business
Launched in January 2014, ScheduGram is a software as a service (SaaS) that exists because Instagram missed a beat; namely, the platform’s standard Application Programming Interface (API) doesn’t allow people to schedule posts. Well, one company’s oversight is someone else’s gain. Founded by Melbourne-based entrepreneur Hugh Stephens, Schedugram schedules Instagram posts on the behalf of its clients, which include […]
Where leadership is blossoming in Australia
This year I’ve been vocal on why leadership is failing in Australia. In my recent interview with Dynamic Business, I drew a sharp contrast between fields of elite performance (such as sports, chess, science, music and the performing arts) and the mediocrity of business leadership. My thesis was a simple one. In these elite fields, […]
What to nail down when starting a business
Taking the entrepreneurial plunge and starting your own business can be as liberating as it is terrifying. While holding a corporate job is no easy feat in itself, being an entrepreneur requires an entirely different skill set which may make you feel nervous and unprepared. Coupled with the fact that there are so many variables from the […]
The benefits of online training for your organisation and employees
The global business community is an ever-evolving environment due to the fast-paced world we live in. Keeping abreast of current technology and business practices can be challenging due to schedule overload. Online training provides a broad range of business skills and is a perfect option for motivated employees who are ready to enhance their skills […]
Sydney’s newest retail district sees the light
Central, soon to be Sydney’s most exciting new retail precinct, has slowly been making its way up into the city’s skyline over the past few years.
How to help employees be more innovative
Increasing numbers of business leaders have started to see that those who succeed are those who are constantly developing and innovating to stay ahead of the rest of the pack.
Dan Murray of Sly Underwear gets down to business
Gold Coast entrepreneur Dan Murray was just 17 when he started Sly Underwear. He tells how the burgeoning business came together with a little help from his friends.
70 free seminars and workshops across Australia for small business
Small and medium enterprises around Australia are able to learn about the latest business management practices at more than 70 seminars and workshops funded by the Australian Government.
Former cover star Carly Crutchfield shares the secrets of property development
If you’ve recently received your copy of the December/January issue of Dynamic Business magazine you’ll notice there’s a free DVD attached to the cover, Secrets of the Wealthy with Carly Crutchfield.
R&D in Australia hits $16.9 billion – up 13 percent
Australian businesses are increasing their investment in research and development, with $19.9 billion spent in the 2008-9 financial year according to figures released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Carly Crutchfield: the young millionaire sharing her wealth
Carly Crutchfield may not look like a self-made millionaire property developer, but appearances can be deceptive. The inspirational 29 year old spoke to editor Jen Bishop.
How does your behaviour influence customer loyalty?
My question is, how is your behaviour impacting customer loyalty? I’m not talking about your behaviour with your customers but your behaviour with your employees.
Telstra challenges businesses to reach potential
Telstra is using its Innovation Challenge to search for new research and development projects to support in 2010.
Capital problem for small innovative businesses
The tight venture capital market, brought on by the global financial crisis, and the withdrawal of the Federal Government’s Commercial Ready grant last year have threatened the viability of start-ups with research and development projects. Spokesperson for GBS Ventures Brigitte Smith says the majority of companies in the life sciences sector have less than a […]