What is a visitor management system?
Published on 15/09/2021 by Sukanya Awasthi
Hundreds, if not thousands, of visitors pay visits to premises like offices, hospitals, construction sites, and schools on a daily basis, making it difficult for such institutions to keep track of everyone. As a result, a lot of companies these days are aiming to move from traditional register-based records to digital platforms to monitor such visits. Visitor management systems are digital systems specially designed to ensure the safety and security of employees by managing workplace visitors. … Continue Reading
Password security: 66% of Australians reuse their password for multiple accounts
Published on 17/08/2021 by Laura Burgess
Weak passwords can make it easy for hackers to gain access to your computer, files, and network server. Although password security is highly important for both personal and work accounts, not all users follow password authentication guidelines. Businesses may also not be using password management systems, which make it simple to manage online passwords and, most importantly, protect against cyberattacks. … Continue Reading
44% of Aussies voluntarily provide biometric data to private companies
Published on 18/07/2021 by Laura Burgess
Biometric methods are a form of digital identification, which enables a person to have access to systems, devices, or data records. These identifiers require the unique physical or behavioral characteristics of the user, such as fingerprints, DNA, and voice or facial recognition, for example, which make up their biometric data. … Continue Reading
Demand for cybersecurity skills on the rise in Australia since the COVID-19 outbreak
Published on 15/02/2021 by Sonia Navarrete
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way organisations prioritise their goals and agendas, with digital acceleration now at the forefront for Australian businesses. A recent study found a shared belief that technological factors will be the most important force impacting companies over the next two to three years. This trend is set to sit at the heart of C-suite strategies for Australian organisations in 2021, as business leaders aim to protect and grow bottom lines in an increasingly dynamic commercial environment. … Continue Reading
Speed of virtualisation – 52% Aussie organisations conduct most or all of their business online
Published on 27/01/2021 by Sonia Navarrete
Since the global COVID-19 outbreak began in 2020, much discussion regarding the importance of technology has focused on the enablement of remote working. In a contactless or socially distanced world, the majority of interactions with colleagues, partners, and customers take place virtually by way of collaboration and communication tools. However, it is important to note this digital acceleration and virtualisation isn’t new, it has just been brought into sharp focus by the pandemic. … Continue Reading
The ongoing COVID-19 crisis is forcing organisations to commit to remote working to combat the spread of the virus and future-proof their business. … Continue Reading
New ways of working: only 20% of Aussie workers believe they perform better in the office
Published on 05/01/2021 by Sonia Navarrete
The coronavirus crisis may have changed the way Australians work permanently. After working remotely for over nine months, new research suggests many now prefer a ‘hybrid’ format (mixing remote and in-office working), and believe it increases their productivity. As organisations across every industry rapidly adapted to this new normal, online collaboration tools like video conference software have been critical to facilitating this trend. … Continue Reading
47% of Aussie Shoppers Pick Sustainably Sourced Products Over Shopping Convenience
Published on 02/12/2020 by Anna Hammond
Earlier this year, Ipsos Australia reported that environmental issues now rank as the number one concern for Australians—particularly those in millennial and generation Z age groups. Today, it seems this concern is increasingly influencing Aussie purchasing decisions. … Continue Reading
A Guide To Launching A Click And Collect Model: Tips, Tricks & Tools
Published on 24/11/2020 by Anna Hammond
The modern consumer expects to receive instantaneous customer service and prompt deliveries. Retail chains must function according to those demands or watch their competitors capture their market share. The pandemic has transformed that trend into a titanic version of its former self, and one logistics system is helping to drive the change: The click and collect model. … Continue Reading
Christmas Shopping Trends: COVID-19 Drives Seasonal Shopping Online
Published on 10/11/2020 by Anna Hammond
COVID-19 is forcing a major and imminent transformation in the retail sector. While Australia took an aggressive approach towards fighting the virus early on, ongoing clusters in Melbourne and Sydney have kept much of the country closed down from each other. … Continue Reading
How COVID-19 Is Driving Virtual Reality Shopping In Australia
Published on 30/09/2020 by Anna Hammond
Just over one in ten (12%) consumers are using virtual reality (VR) technology to shop in Australia, according to a GetApp survey. But, because of the pandemic, 44% of respondents say they’re more willing to use it. … Continue Reading
COVID-19 Drives Australia’s Interest In Augmented Reality Shopping
Published on 21/09/2020 by Anna Hammond
Augmented reality shopping technology isn’t a new concept in the retail industry, but it’s not common either. Just 17% of Australian consumers have used it to shop online according to GetApp’s survey—even less (11%) have used the technology in stores. … Continue Reading
3 Best Free & Open Source BI Tools For SME Business Intelligence
Published on 20/07/2020 by Anna Hammond
Business Intelligence (BI) tools first appeared in the 1960s in their initial form of decision support systems (DSS). Compared to other software solutions, BI tools have undergone extensive development. … Continue Reading
Best LMS (Learning Management Software) In 2020 For Training Staff
Published on 30/06/2020 by Anna Hammond
The best LMS (Learning Management Software) systems in 2020 are revolutionising how businesses train their staff. The systems automate employee training tasks to optimise their skillset for increased performance and high-end results. Corporate LMS software is available for internal use to train staff and for external use for customer training. … Continue Reading
What Is A Virtual Data Room? Plus The Tools & Tips For Setting Yours Up
Published on 11/05/2020 by Quirine Storm van Leeuwen and Anna Hammond
With COVID-19 continuing, a large part of the working population is performing their 9-5 online from the comfort of their own home. But many entrepreneurs are now aware that not all of the data they need is accessible online from home. In some cases, it’s because it’s confidential. For others, it’s because they didn’t store data on a central server. … Continue Reading
Best Free Password Managers For Australian SMEs In 2020
Published on 23/03/2020 by Anna Hammond
A quick way small and mid-sized businesses (SMEs) can ramp up their cyber defences is by securing their company passwords. Luckily, the task doesn’t have to be complicated. Password management software is a great, inexpensive approach to strengthening digital security initiatives. In this article, we reveal three of the best free password managers available to SMEs in Australia. … Continue Reading
What Is Dark Data And How Can Small Businesses Benefit From It?
Published on 29/01/2020 by Anna Hammond
How well do you know the data your business collects? Many businesses, big and small, collect large amounts of data through their systems and processing. And often, they are collecting information that goes unnoticed, stowed away to gather dust on a server. This is known as “dark data,” and more companies are using big data software to access and analyse this unseen information to enhance their business. … Continue Reading
5 Free Photoshop Alternatives: Trialed, Tested & Reviewed
Published on 07/01/2020 by Ines Bahr and Anna Hammond
When you think of graphic design programs, the first thing that comes to mind is Adobe Photoshop. The platform has well and truly earned its stripes as the industry leader. But Photoshop might be overkill for small businesses that only require everyday image editing functionality. There are several free photoshop alternatives available on the market for those who need something more simple. … Continue Reading
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