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News ◆

A new ranking shows which cyber threats deserve your time first

Huntress has released its Tragic Quadrant, a ranking of cyber tactics based on how common they are and how close they sit to real business damage

Yajush Gupta · 2 min
News ◆

Three things Gen Z employees want from their manager

Speed without depth is Gen Z's biggest workplace blind spot, according to coach Martin Noonan. Here's how managers can help bridge it.

Yajush Gupta · 2 min
News ◆

Australian business owners are kind of over the 'move fast' thing

71% of Australian SME owners prioritise personal wellbeing over rapid growth, new Mastercard research reveals.

Yajush Gupta · 2 min
News ◆

Four skills separating responsible AI companies from reckless ones

Compliance isn't enough, says UNSW's Tania Bucic. Here's what responsible AI companies do differently.

Yajush Gupta · 2 min
Expert ◆

The founder skill nobody talks about when scaling a business

When we talk about scaling a business, the conversation usually centres around growth: more customers, more revenue, more people, better technology. But I think one of the hardest parts of scaling…

Emma Davison · 2 min
Expert ◆

The receipts ABN holders never claim: where sole traders quietly lose money at BAS time

Hundreds of thousands of Australian sole traders quietly hand money back to the ATO every quarter, not through evasion, but through lost receipts.

Talha Qamar · 2 min
News ◆

The real reason field service workers are quitting isn’t the tech, it’s the schedule

Nearly every Australian field service business now uses AI, but Salesforce’s Nick Rosen says scheduling pressure, not tech, is driving people out.

Yajush Gupta · 2 min
News ◆

Three Southeast Asian markets, three very different opportunities for SMEs

Southeast Asia is a major growth opportunity for Australian tech firms, but success depends on getting the market entry strategy right.

Yajush Gupta · 2 min
News ◆

This AI startup hit $12B in just 8 months – here’s what investors see in it

OpenAI just became the world’s most valuable startup at $500 billion. But Thinking Machines Lab’s rapid rise to $12 billion shows AI’s venture capital boom continues unabated.

Yajush Gupta · 2 min
Tech ◆

Top threats to Australian SMEs in 2024

Cyber security remains a top concern for small businesses amid rising pressure across the economy.

Yajush Gupta · 2 min
Founder Friday ◆

Founder Friday with Anil Sagaram: connecting consumers with sustainable (and rewarding) financial solutions

The story of Acacia Money, a platform and app that's empowering users to make smart, sustainable financial choices.

Rhea Laxmi Nath · 2 min
News ◆

The hottest tech jobs in Australia right now detailed in new report

A new report by the professional association for Australia’s tech sector reveals the IT roles most in-demand in the country.

Rhea Laxmi Nath · 2 min
Featured ◆

Founder Friday with Taf Chiwanza: evolving Australia’s dining game with a payments ecosystem

A first-of-its-kind app in the hospitality industry aims to help customers enjoy a good ol’ dining experience – while still managing their cash flow.

Rhea Laxmi Nath · 2 min
Accounting ◆

5 ways your business could benefit from open source technology

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

Peter Liley · 2 min
Sales/Marketing ◆

Google and Facebook challenge news bargaining code in Senate inquiry

Facebook and Google took Australian media head-on in a Senate inquiry by Australia’s competition watchdog on Friday, 22nd January. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) pushed for a new Bill to be passed to force the tech giants to pay news publishers for their content, including any links and snippets hosted on their platforms. […]

Dahlia Jovic · 2 min
Featured ◆

Startups and digital transformation will be key to COVID-19 recovery

Vu Tran, co-founder at Go1, talks us through why he thinks startups and digital transformation will be key in the economic recovery from COVID-19 in Australia. It would be an understatement for me to say that COVID-19 has changed the world and indeed the way many of us live. In Australia, though tragic in terms […]

Vu Tran · 2 min
Locked ◆

How our company is using Artifical Intelligence

Opyl has pivoted directly into the AI tailwind that is transforming healthcare. Like a super powerful industrial magnet, we use AI to identify and gather data into groups with the ability to predict, analyse, quantify and visualise real world data far more accurately and faster than any person could do. Our company uses AI to […]

Michelle Gallaher · 2 min
Featured ◆

What does an Artificial Intelligence Specialist actually do?

In mid-December, LinkedIn revealed that Artificial Intelligence (AI) Specialist was the top emerging job for 2020; since then this job has been in high demand. This begs the question of what AI specialists actually do, and what the job entails. What are the exact skills and knowledge businesses need from AI Specialists? Artificial Intelligence is […]

Loren Webb · 2 min
Locked ◆

Why you don’t need a tech degree to work in a tech company

The tech industry is fluid and rapidly evolving alongside a raft of new innovations. There is one constant throughout all of this: demand for workers. Many young Australians rule out the idea that they can work in tech because they lack a degree specialising in an area like Computer Science or Information Technology. However, the […]

Arturo Arrarte · 2 min
Locked ◆

The perceptions and misunderstandings of Artificial Intelligence

Among the many emerging technologies that companies are exploring to gain a competitive edge, artificial intelligence (AI) may be the most enticing because of science fiction, and the most misunderstood because of the excessive hype surrounding it. While AI may be closer than ever to being used in the real world, there are still many […]

Loren Webb · 2 min
Business Tech ◆

Ensuring human connectedness in a technological age

Byline: Lindsay Brown, Vice President, APAC and Japan, LogMeIn The way we communicate and build relationships has changed drastically over the past decade. Just take a look at our workplaces. Many of us sit behind screens and speak to each other via internal chat programs rather than walking over to one another or picking up […]

Loren Webb · 2 min
Advice ◆

Why small-to-medium sized businesses should consider global cloud providers

By Lionel Legros, Asia-Pacific Director at OVH We are living in an era of cloud adoption. A 2019 study on Australia’s cloud market reveals that cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) is growing considerably, with market spend expected to reach $1.3 billion by 2022. Yet despite this growth and a growing awareness of the benefits of the cloud, providers […]

Loren Webb · 2 min
Industry HR ◆

How to attract, retain and cultivate a new breed of IT professional

By Simon Horrocks, Regional Vice President ANZ, AppDynamics The technology skills gap is impacting Australian organisations across almost every industry, with businesses struggling to find the right talent to drive innovation, whether that be in cloud, data analytics, or other emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI). According to the Australian Computer Society (ACS), an […]

Loren Webb · 2 min
Locked ◆

Three questions to ask before using new tech

Byline: Michael Chetner, Head of Asia Pacific, Zoom Video Communications While small to medium sized businesses (SMBs) make an important contribution to Australia’s economy, they are constantly under pressure to stand out in a crowded and competitive marketplace. This pressure is further heightened as SMBs don’t only compete amongst themselves but have to contend against […]

Loren Webb · 2 min