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Futurists unveil new Radar Report

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By Campbell Phillips

Announced at MYOB Partner Connect 2019, the third Radar Report peers into the future of industry. And there are some surprising insights for all.

What’s Instagram playing at by hiding ‘likes’?

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By Benjamin Kluwgant

Globally adored social media giant Instagram has kicked-off a new trial, preventing users from seeing ‘likes’ on the posts of others in a move to enhance authenticity – but will it have the desired effect without negatively impacting businesses?

A cure for shoebox bookkeeping? MYOB Capture will save you at tax time

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By MYOB Team

This next-gen solution to an age-old problem may about to do away with the issue of shoebox bookkeeping for good. Introducing MYOB Capture app for Essentials.

We, The Brave campaign shines a light on everyday business heroes

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By MYOB Team

Australia and New Zealand are brimming with tales of business bravery and against-all-odds success stories. And MYOB is dedicated to sharing them.

Visa announces new ‘buy now pay later’ option

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By Benjamin Kluwgant

Late last week, global payment solutions giant Visa announced plans to integrate a payment-by-instalments solution into its existing offering – a move that has rattled the industry to its core.

What could Facebook’s Libra Coin have in store for SMEs?

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By Benjamin Kluwgant

Last week, Facebook announced that it will be revolutionising the way people make payments over the internet with Libra Coin – sending the entire tech world into a frenzy. Here’s the run down.

Report: More work needed to support New Zealand’s women in tech

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By MYOB Team

As with many other business sectors, New Zealand’s tech businesses need to work harder to foster and encourage female talent as revealed in the findings of the latest ‘Women in Tech report’.

Artificial Intelligence isn’t as ‘sexy’ as you think

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By David Weickhardt

There sure is a lot of hype surrounding Artificial Intelligence and machine learning, but that should be the first red flag warning you to go cautiously when making investment decisions. The second is this article, by David Weickhardt.

Networking and the right attitude defines Leanne Berry’s success

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By Campbell Phillips

Much more than a business consultant, Leanne Berry exemplifies the tireless spirit at the heart of all Australian and New Zealand bookkeeping and accounting firms. This is her story.
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