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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.

Analysis: Is Twitter dead for business purposes?

While social media continues to be a popular tool for business marketing and customer engagement, it increasingly seems like tweets are out and Insta ...

Facial recognition, technology

Lawyer flags dangers of facial recognition

A senior legal figure has issued a warning over the hidden dangers of facial recognition, noting that the technology can seriously jeopardise client p...

Key tips to building a future-focused, resilient small business

Promoted by Inuit Quickbooks. Forward-thinking accountant Lielette Calleja offers five simple tips that can help you build a future-focused, resilien...

Cyber security

$29bn security black hole delaying digital transformation

Fears around cyber security are leading most businesses to put off digital transformation, despite the risk of being left behind by competitors or ign...

Facebook, social media, fading

Social media becoming yesterday’s news

While social media platforms still have a place in business, an in-bound marketing leader has suggested those wanting to embrace the next big thing in...

email, scam, phishing,

SMEs warned of accounting software scam

Phishing emails have reportedly been sent to Australian businesses using accounting software, with business leaders warned to double check invoices an...

Mcdonalds

Young Aussie app developers pushing limits with the likes of Coke and Maccas

In 2010, high school friends Anushka Bandara and Shane Perera created the app company Elegant Media. In seven years, it has established itself as a hi...

Toxic, danger, warning

Tesla: Charismatic leader, toxic investment?

Tesla could be a toxic investment, a funds management firm has warned, describing Elon Musk’s firstborn and its “overhyped disruptor” ilk as a p...

Telstra, phone, mobile network

Telstra mum on compensation after nationwide outage

Annoyed Telstra customers, a significant amount of them SME business owners, have dumped ire on the telecom giant’s social media pages following its...

‘Google-tax’ likely to go ahead as support builds in Senate

In his budget speech, Scott Morrison flagged the idea of the so-called Google-tax for Australia, a crackdown on global tech-giant tax avoidance in the...

RIP, rest in peace, grave

The social media mistake that killed a business

While some social media faux pas can generate controversy or bad reviews, a digital marketer has pointed out that certain mistakes can even lead to th...

Hacker, cybercrime

Lessons go unlearned a year after WannaCry attack

On the anniversary of the devastating WannaCry ransomware attack, businesses are being warned that complacency is the easiest and most effective means...

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