Passion and a dedication to helping small businesses succeed are what drives New Zealand’s top business advisors says online accounting software provider MYOB.
A special report by MYOB highlights that Aotearoa is one of the best places in the world to start a business, but more can be done to support a thriving start-up ecosystem
Four Victoria University students plan to make life easier for business owners with a digital assistant that helps with the day-to-day tasks of running their operations.
As the Government examines the pricing practices of New Zealand’s major fuel suppliers, leading accounting software provider MYOB is highlighting the impact that rising fuel costs are having on the wider economy.
An online marketing chatbot and a cloud-based cyber security advisor are two of the ideas developed by Auckland tertiary students to make life easier for small to medium sized businesses.
As Fieldays 2017 kicks off, a new survey by accounting software provider MYOB reveals rural businesses are showing strong signs of economic improvement despite a constrained environment.
The National-led Government’s ninth budget has a number of positive initiatives, which will be well received by local businesses, but it is disappointing that business tax cuts did not feature says accounting software provider MYOB.
Leading business management software provider MYOB has purchased several third-party applications to add directly to its MYOB Greentree product, delivering customers enhanced product functionality.
Although well used to the notion of disruption, Kiwi businesses may not be prepared to face the total transformation of business coming in the next two decades, according to the latest MYOB Future of Business Report: The Age of Change.
On the eve of TRENZ, the country’s largest tourism expo, the latest industry data has shown that businesses in the tourism industry are outperforming the SME average on every key measure.
Pivoting on well-established processes and systems can seem difficult for businesses. Even creating an environment for new ideas to spring forth can sometimes be a struggle.
However, as technology company MYOB demonstrates, there are ways that businesses of all sizes can encourage innovation and collaboration amongst staff.
More New Zealand business owners back cuts to immigration levels over those that want to keep current settings according to the latest research by leading accounting software provider MYOB.
More New Zealand business owners back cuts to immigration levels over those that want to keep current settings according to the latest research by leading accounting software provider MYOB.
A belief in the power of technology to transform organisations is a common trait across the businesses that provide the IT infrastructure that keeps our economy going, says MYOB.
A dedication to helping students succeed has netted educational support service business Niesh a makeover. The student-run start-up won the MYOB Business Makeover, which included an upgrade of software systems, training and support for staff, and a transformation of its student public space.
The most recent MYOB Business Monitor survey of 1,007 busiess owners found that 63 percent of respondents supported pursuing more free trade agreements with international trading partners, 10 percent opposed new agreements and 27 were neutral on the issue.
MYOB Group Limited (MYOB or the company; ASX: MYO), a leading provider of online business management solutions, today announced it has entered in to a sale and purchase agreement to acquire 100 per cent of Paycorp Payment Solutions Pty Limited (“Paycorp”) for a total consideration of A$48 million.
Leading business management software provider MYOB has announced the launch of Advanced People, the company’s new cloud-based mid-market payroll solution for bigger businesses.
New Zealand’s competitive advantage in farming will be maintained if we continue to invest in new technologies and systems to make the industry more efficient and profitable say business management software providers MYOB and Agrimap.
Many people will be heading back to work this week, but spare a thought for the thousands of small business owners who skipped taking a break this year according to accounting software provider MYOB.