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Business owners can easily keep up with the latest trends in the business and technology industry by accessing My Business’ Technology category. This category contains important information concerning areas such as business developments, business tech trends and security updates and innovations.

This category allows Australian business owners to keep up with the ever-changing technological sphere by providing expert insights on areas impacting businesses operations.
It also informs businesses about various technological advancements, provides guidelines on areas such as search engine optimisation (SEO), smart business ideas development and startup management and arms businesses against security threats and cyber attacks via data security education.

Tim Noakesmith and George Peppou

Start-up secures grant to produce lab-grown meat

A Sydney-based start-up that is looking to produce lab-grown meat for human consumption has been offered a financial grant from the NSW government, a...

ATO

ATO reveals common STP set-up mistakes

The Tax Office has revealed the most common mistakes it is witnessing from accountants and their business clients making the transition to Single Touc...

Australian Post office

‘Parcel detained in terminal’: New scam warning

Reports of a new SMS scam have prompted a warning by Australia Post, alerting people to the prospect of a new phishing scam. comments ...

Josh Frydenberg

Open banking: What is it and how will it benefit SMEs?

Open banking is now here, having been passed by Federal Parliament. But what does this new legislation mean exactly, and what does it really mean for ...

NAB branch sign

NAB flags large-scale customer data breach

National Australia Bank has revealed that in a major data breach, the personal information of approximately 13,000 of its customers has been uploaded ...

Instagram

Aussie Insta users to say goodbye to likes

Social media platform Instagram has said it will test the removal of likes on images and videos posted by Australian users, with one marketer suggesti...

MYOB and Intuit Quickbooks

Accounting software players tipped to move into HR

Big money moves in the HR tech space will likely see major acquisitions by the main accounting software players in the coming months, predicts one tec...

Hyrda Light International CEO Gerry Comninos

Aussie energy innovation launches $5m capital raise

An Australian start-up that developed a recyclable fuel cell that is activated simply by being dipped in water has launched a $5 million capital raisi...

Telstra and MyGov

$100m losses, delays from Telstra, myGov outages

The government portal myGov has reportedly locked out many users seeking details on their tax returns, a day after a widespread Telstra outage hit ret...

Katja Forbes

Technologies in business: Some work, some don’t (yet)

A lot of new strategies and tools are constantly hitting the market — some of them eagerly picked up, whilst others fizzle out for a number of reas...

MYOB

MYOB glitch sent payment summaries to wrong people

Software provider MYOB has said it is working with customers and their employees after glitches with its AccountRight Live program sent several hundr...

Samsung water resistant smartphone

‘Water-resistant’ phones land Samsung in court

Samsung Electronics Australia will defend action in the Federal Court after the ACCC alleged the phonemaker had misled customers in marketing and adv...

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