Technology
As SMEs technology sets us free. It does right? Well yes and no. The wrong technology can in fact make our businesses overly complex and waste us a lot of our time. When you hit that sweat spot though, by adopting just the right solution, wow, why did I not think of that myself. At SMEA we love technology, love hanging out with ‘nerds’ and while we’ll talk a lot about policy and the need for more investment in key technologies, we are all about presenting the best solutions for SMEs that make your life easier and your businesses more profitable.
An Innovation in Conference Calling
We’ve all been in those conference calls that jamb and struggle because each member is on a different device and then the larger dedicated conference platforms are just way too expensive. We have a solution.
Procurement Made Easy Thanks to Tech
Procurement for SMEs is a minefield. Solutions are often designed by large companies and it proves all too complex. Well there is a small App company in Bondi Australia that has a tech solution that will blow your mind.
Policy and Innovation
When it comes to policy supporting innovation - government taking tax payer money - what does the environment look like? Is the answer more money or better targeted policy?
Is workplace technology holding back Australian innovation?
New research shows almost two-thirds of Australian organisations say their current systems and processes aren’t clear and consistent or are a “patchwork of tools” — raising a red flag that fragmented workplace technology is part of the reason why Australia is lagging behind its global competitors. CLICK
It took me 15 mins on the phone to realise this bloke makes sense.
Dean Logan CEO SMEA
Are you a business leader who (whisper it softly…) doesn’t really ‘get’ IT? Are you aware of the need for IT within your business, but don’t know enough to start leveraging all that modern technology has to offer?
You are not alone! CLICK
Innovation Chair says Australia is lagging on research and development
Posted 18 May 2018, 4:50am
The chair of Innovation and Science Australia Bill Ferris, a veteran of venture capital and private equity, tells Emma Alberici that the nation is lagging in research and development. CLICK