As we look back on the past year, I’m sure the only positive thing a lot of business people feel they can take from 2010 is that they got through it. But the quiet successes that some Aussie businesses have achieved this year are both something to celebrate, and something to take inspiration from for 2011.
Saasu is taking the fight to Xero and MYOB in the online accounting software market with the launch of a new version of its most popular product, Saasu ‘Accountants Edition’.
Sage Software Australia has launched Sage My Business, a cloud-based, hosted accounting package designed for small-to-medium-sized businesses.
Optus have released their Business Social Media Index in conjunction with the Council of Small Business of Australia (COSBOA) has found similarly poor uptake of social media among business (28%) to MYOB’s business monitor report released Tuesday (18%).
Australian businesses appear disinterested in Twitter, Facebook and Youtube, with only 18 percent of those surveyed using social media to promote their business.
The majority of Australian business owners feel happy with their business, according to new MYOB survey
Sweet by Nature, a Melbourne-based gourmet cake supplier, has won a $20,000 business grant from MYOB as part of MYOB’s “Love Your Work” initiative.
Australian businesses are reporting higher revenues than last year, and are expecting revenue to continue to rise, a new MYOB report has found
City Ceramics (NT) was named Australia’s best small business at the18th Annual Telstra Business Awards in Sydney on Friday night.
MYOB, has released its latest online accounting software solution, MYOB LiveAccounts, for Australian businesses that need to raise invoices, track expenses and manage income.
