Small and Medium Enterprise (SME) stories
NZ SMEs are set to eclipse Australian counterparts in 2014, buoyed by higher confidence and revenue expectations, says MYOB report.
Early January is a time of great promise and excitement for many business operators as they picture what could be a year of big achievements.
Satya Nadella predicts a future where nearly everything is digitized, heralding a global shift to digital in the next decade.
New research reveals most NZ SME owners lack an exit strategy, raising concerns over future planning and business sustainability.
NZ's female SME bosses excel, outpacing men in revenue growth and maintaining levels, says MYOB report, showcasing their economic impact.
When it comes to client servicing in accounting software solutions, there are four key questions you need to be asking.
Is the Cloud just a buzzword? Reckon NZ GM Catie Cotcher says for SMEs it's the gateway to a whole new level of business performance.
SMEs in NZ are cautiously optimistic for 2013, buoyed by positive revenue outlooks and Christchurch's rebound leading the economic charge.
Start-ups work longer and for less financial reward than more established SMEs, yet are far more confident about their revenue performance this year.
Half of Kiwi SMEs are missing the digital boat, with just 50% having a web presence, risking invisibility to a highly online consumer base.
Investing in better technology, human capital and managing costs will give businesses a head start in 2013, according to recent findings.
Lower interest rates are crucial to boost SMEs amid an uncertain economy, according to Bibby Financial Services Australia, as business credit falls by 0.3%.
NZ SMEs are starting early to meet their financial year end, showing diligence in compliance and planning for future growth.
New study reveals Silicon Valley startup founders earn less than $75k, challenging the high-flying tech mogul image.
Embrace tech in the New Year to supercharge your SME, with accessible tools once aimed at big business, says MYOB's James Scollay.
New Zealand's SieTec, a leader in business communications, services over 2,000 clients including giants like Ogilvy and Kiwi Rail with its cutting-edge systems.
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The rise of crowdsourcing & 3D printing have caused major disruption in the design & manufacturing industries.
BYOD trend prompts enterprises to seek advanced management tools for balancing employee freedom and data security, says Analysys Mason.
Local businesses across New Zealand are unknowingly missing out on the breadth of opportunities offered by the digital economy.