Small Business (SMB) stories
New document verification and facial recognition features to help small-medium sized businesses protect against fraud and financial crime.
Amazon Australia has introduced the Amazon Launchpad Innovation Grants to recognize innovation by Australian startups and SMBs.
HP personal systems product evangelist Carlin Diprose walks us through how HP can provide vital security in a work from home world.
The 1930 Series integrates with existing Instant On indoor/outdoor APs, and can be centrally managed with the Instant On mobile app.
QNAP unveils the TS-431KX, a quad-core NAS tailored for SMBs and startups, offering 10GbE connectivity, Snapshot tech, and comprehensive backup solutions.
9 Spokes partners with Microsoft to empower New Zealand SMBs via cloud solutions, enhancing their tech capabilities and business insights.
Lexmark launches four new printers for Australian and New Zealand resellers, targeting SMBs and remote workers with fast, secure, and compact devices.
The subsidy is being delivered as part of a wider business support package during phase one of a Christchurch Economic Recovery Package.
Rolling out from April, the new products are designed to suit the needs of small businesses and Cisco is 'doubling down' on SMB-specialist partners.
Many businesses have turned to remote working as the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic continue to affect the business community.
Cybercriminals will seek to exploit more businesses that are moving online, particularly as those businesses move to remote working.
Includes automation, remote management and in-built security and is available on a monthly subscription basis.
A new study finds that many Australian SMBs are hindered by inadequate broadband, potentially stalling their move to cloud technologies.
Xero partners with Commonwealth Bank-backed Vonto app to provide small businesses with financial insights in daily news feed.
Lenovo partners with entrepreneur Naomi Simson to launch the ThinkBook Mentorship Programme, offering regional SMBs technology and personalised guidance.
Peter Thrower had never had much luck when it came to internet connection for his business. Then he called Spark.
When you have a small, expensive, generalist security team, it is an inefficient use of their time to be chasing down ghosts and false positives.
The internet is not getting any safer and cyber threats are evolving every year, making it even more difficult for businesses, especially SMBs, to navigate.
New Zealand tech companies are set for rapid expansion in 2020, driven by innovation in ecology, industry, and economy, says NZTech chair Mitchell Pham.
A survey by TechAisle and Microsoft reveals that many New Zealand SMBs stick with outdated PCs, risking high costs, security threats, and inefficiencies.