#Resources
Mark Woodland: Disrupting Edutech
Dynamic Business had a chat to Woodland about his experiences disrupting the Edutech industry.
Ways project management can help you improve your business
Even small business owners are project managers — no matter what business you may be involved in, from construction to Internet services, you are involved in project management.
Resources sector calls for investment in training initiatives
The Australian Mines and Metals Association (AMMA) has urged the Federal government to invest in training, skills, and employment initiatives to ensure the sector can reach its workforce needs.
Our business forecast for 2013
Australia’s economic conditions are predicted by some to take a downward turn in 2013, meaning employers large and small are growing anxious about an economic slump and the potential for China’s growth to go into reverse.
Getting the most out of your sales team
Do your teams really know how much resource they are allocating where? Often the answer is no.
Setting your 2012 social media goals
As the end of the year approaches, now is a good time to work on your social media goals for next year, if you haven’t already done so, blogs Anna Cairo in this list of five things to consider.
Japan disaster not spooking Australian markets
Despite the tragedy unfolding in Japan following the massive earthquake and tsunami, the Australian share markets are holding firm so far.
Ferguson to meet with ‘small’ miners
Resources Minister Martin Ferguson will meet with second-tier mining company executives today to discuss the federal government’s Minerals Resource Rent Tax.
Services sector finally recovers from slump
Australia’s services sector is showing its first signs of recovery despite increases in interest rates, with the AiG Performance of Services Index recording growth in April.
Small miners the big winners from Henry Tax Review
Big miners are the losers and small explorers are the winners from the Federal Government’s response to the Henry Taxation Review.
‘Super Profit Tax’ will kill $100b of QLD resource projects
The Henry Tax Review’s ‘Super Profit Tax’ on mining has put up to $100 billion worth of projects in jeopardy the Queensland Resource Council (QRC) says.
IT skills shortage triggers salary surge for some
Those with IT skills are picking up significant pay increases in Western Australia as demand for resources pushes up wages and demand in the state for qualified professionals.
Services sector ‘almost in recession’ despite strong economy
Australia continues to struggle to manage its ‘two speed economy’ as the resource sector booms, while rising interest rates cripple the services sector.