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MYOB partners with American Express to deliver an accounting software industry first

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By Saba Chowdhury

MYOB has announced that American Express will extend the number of bank feeds available for small businesses and Partners using MYOB software.

Top six apps for hospitality businesses

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By Jenny Nedanovski

Running a busy business in the hospitality industry? Staying on top of staff, stock and systems can be overwhelming. Here are six apps to make it easier.

Top 5 reasons to attend MYOB INCITE

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By Alistair Nestor

Want the latest news, views and how-tos in the accounting world? Here are the Top 5 reasons to attend MYOB INCITE 2016.

How to build a virtual office for less than $200 per month

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By Mal Chia

In a connected world, needing to work from an office physically located next to your colleagues is becoming a thing of the past. By circumstance or choice, a growing number of professionals are choosing to work remotely either from home or a co-working space.

10 things to consider when choosing a payroll solution

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By MYOB Team

In today’s business environment, selecting the right payroll solution can be challenging. Having a robust, efficient payroll system is vital to the success of any business and is a significant investment. Here are ten things for you to consider to help you make the right choice.

Writing the future – in code

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By Saba Chowdhury

MYOB’s Saba Chowdhury wraps up this year’s Telstra Digital Summit.

Artificial intelligence changing the future of business

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By MYOB Team

The point at which machines are capable of independent thought — a concept known as the singularity — could soon be the reality for businesses around Australia. It is predicted by some experts to occur within as few as 10 years.

The Accounting Journal: today the cloud, tomorrow – the sky’s the limit!

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By Ben Scott

The term “cloud computing” takes its name from the cloud-shaped symbol used to represent the internet in flowcharts. Put simply, it refers to computer resources whose physical location is not relevant to the services they provide. 

The Accounting Journal: speed isn’t what it used to be

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By Ben Scott

There’s nothing else in human experience which compares to the rapid development of computer hardware over time.
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