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The lingering impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have led to a surge in the number of local SME owners and operators experiencing stress and anxiety, according to new research from business management platform, MYOB.

Registrations for trans-Tasman contest are now open to tech savvy university students.

Businesses lose one full day each week carrying out tasks caused by a lack of software integration
New Zealand SMEs invest $501m yearly in digital solutions, yet half are experiencing ‘bad digitisation’
Local businesses are wasting $334m annually on unused digital tools

Local Manawatū business, Sweat Sisters & Co. has proven that hard-work, passion and resilience is part of their business DNA, as they competed in a high-stakes netball game alongside some New Zealand Silver Ferns players to win a $5,000 boost for their small business.

The New Zealand Government’s fourth Wellbeing Budget announced today – ‘a secure future’ sees Government investment focused on COVID-19 recovery and rebuild, as well as laying the foundations for the future by addressing key societal issues, under its operating allowance of $5.9billion.

As the Government prepares to deliver Budget 2022, both local businesses and consumers believe the focus should be on relieving the impact of rising costs, according to new research from business management platform, MYOB.

More than two thirds of local SMEs believe the economy will decline in the coming year
Dissatisfaction with Government performance sits at 60%
National’s Christopher Luxon leads preferred PM poll by 17 points

Aztech Solutions look to the future through MYOB acquisition

Since gaining incredible momentum over the past couple of years in the wake of COVID-19, digital transformation of business operations by local SMEs hasn’t slowed down. Two years on, new research from business management platform – MYOB, shows many New Zealand SMEs still have tech-driven changes they want to make to improve their business.

After five successful years in Australia, leading business management platform, MYOB, will launch its highly sought-after DevelopHer programme for the first time in New Zealand, as it seeks to bridge the skills gap and help increase the number of women in technical roles. After five successful years in Australia, leading business management platform, MYOB, will launch its highly sought-after DevelopHer programme for the first time in New Zealand, as it seeks to bridge the skills gap and help increase the number of women in technical roles.