MYOB news stories

The 2022 MYOB Business Monitor survey has found more than two thirds of SMEs are expecting the economy to decline in the next 12 months.

Since gaining incredible momentum over the past couple of years, digital transformation of business operations by local SMEs hasn't slowed down.

In time for International Women's Day, MYOB has launched their highly sought-after DevelopHer programme for the first time in New Zealand.

A significant majority of mid-market businesses plan to make changes to their operations in 2022, a new report reveals.

MYOB has announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire the Greentree practice of leading online ERP and business intelligence specialists, Endeavour Solutions.

"Partnering with Procore means our MYOB Advanced Construction Edition customers now have the ability to input, update and share critical accounting and on-site information in a single source of truth for all stakeholders."

New Zealand mid-market businesses are losing up to a day and a half of time, per person, per week due to ineffective technology solutions.

The findings of the study revealed that the extra cost of additional human involvement equates to more than AU$2.7 million per year, for a medium-sized business with 100 employees.

"Winning the competition serves as proof of our business acumen, technical skills and presentation ability."

According to the company, these acquisitions will play a key role in the development of MYOB’s recently announced direct sales and service channel for mid-market customers.

Most SMEs are taking basic precautions to protect themselves online.

According to research from MYOB, nearly half a million Australian SMEs have no or very low levels of digitisation in their business, and getting them online would be worth a $10 billion injection to the Australian economy.

Payroll company MYOB has launched a new extension for its business management platform.

As SMEs adapt to what has been a strange and challenging year, they continue to explore new technology solutions that provide new ways of working, new patterns of demand and help to combat ongoing risk of disruption.

The experience of COVID-19, the ease of doing business, and the risk of falling behind others in their industry has driven an increased uptake of digital tools by New Zealand SMEs.

There is a clear drive amongst mid-market businesses to grow their employee numbers in 2021.

"The adoption of digital tools is no longer a nice to have, but a critical business decision for SMEs."

"Their expertise and shared knowledge will continue to guide business health as we navigate our way through economic recovery."

MYOB has launched MYOB Advanced Construction Edition, a new software to help contractors and builders manage complex projects and budgets, with real-time visibility.

“Our purpose at MYOB is to help more business owners in Australia and New Zealand start, survive and succeed, and what better way to do this than by empowering them to more efficiently onboard and engage the lifeblood of their business and their employees.”

The investment into Roubler will see MYOB integrating the workforce management platform into its own offerings.

MYOB recently launched a Stand Tall, Leap High resource centre, which aims to help Kiwi women find inspiration from some of the country’s most successful female entrepreneurs.

Despite the majority of local businesses that remain open during the current COVID-19 lockdown introducing card-only transactions, the majority of New Zealanders still carry cash

Cybercriminals will seek to exploit more businesses that are moving online, particularly as those businesses move to remote working.