Google launches yet another tool to get SMBs online
Google has launched Google My Business to encourage businesses without a website to get online, as well as to complement existing businesses with an online presence.
Google has launched Google My Business to encourage businesses without a website to get online, as well as to complement existing businesses with an online presence.
A report by Zurich has found that while technology such as the internet and the cloud can be beneficial for small to medium businesses, it's also putting them at risk.
The newly launched META Sports Manufacturing Hub is giving Australian businesses, manufacturers, and universities the opportunity to collaboratively take advantage of the AU$300 billion global sports technology market.
eWay has launched a mobile point of sale solution that will accept Visa, MasterCard, and Eftpos payments through methods including contactless, chip and pin, and magnetic swipe.
Xero has announced the next focus for the business is to use the data it captures on its platform to help businesses secure bank loans.
An Ovum report showed that only 44 percent of SMEs are actively running cloud services, a lower percentage than consumers.
Trent Innes, who will shortly be replacing Chris Ridd as Xero Australia's managing director, said he plans to focus on three key areas that will involve educating customers, and investing in new products and the company.
St George and BCSG have launched MyBusinessConnect to help small businesses and startups with managing their finances, business protection, and growing online.
Following the opening of a startup innovation centre in Queensland in 2012, Microsoft has opened its second one in Adelaide.
Westpac, together with Octet, has developed the Business Link trading platform to help SMBs facilitate payments, particularly with international suppliers.