small businesses now have access to technologies like cloud computing and Software as a Service (SaaS) that can help you lower costs, work remotely, offer better service and enjoy more flexibility. They can also give you a much-needed competitive advantage in the world of tomorrow.
It’s much easier to be something when you can see it – and at the Small Business Brilliance Masterclasses we ran in partnership with marie claire in Sydney and Melbourne in early October,…
Educating your customers about a new product can be a real challenge. But there are some deceptively simple ways to get your message across powerfully – and respectfully. Imagine describing the capabilities of…
Ingrid Webber, CXC ANZ CEO and Global COO at CXC shares lessons in building a clear vision, supportive leadership and committed teams at every level, every step of the way.
We spoke to more than 2000 SMB leaders and owners across the globe for our latest Small & Medium Business Trends Report – in a three-part infographic series, we’re diving into the findings.
SMBs are major drivers of economic growth, representing more than 90% of the business population, 60%-70% of employment, and 55% of GDP in developed economies. So while the businesses may be small, their…
SMBs are major drivers of economic growth, representing more than 90% of the business population, 60%–70% of employment, and 55% of GDP in developed economies. So while the businesses may be small, their collective impact is mighty.
In its early days, cloud computing was often met with wariness. Many companies were cautious of trusting a third party like a vendor to run their software remotely, on their own servers, and only pay for it as they needed.