////TRUSTED BUSINESS NETWORK
Latest News
Flight Centre announces another 91 Australian stores will close as coronavirus ravages business – The Guardian
Travel agency Flight Centre is to close an additional 91 Australian stores and further cut its staff numbers as flight bans and closed borders continue to ravage its business. The new cuts target its flagship Flight Centre brand where the company has already closed 330 of the 740 stores it…
Reimagining business for a future of digital convergence – The Australian Financial Review
For example, no healthcare organisation is “ever going back and saying telemedicine is just a niche,” Nadella said. “It’s going to be mainstream. Every retailer will have kerbside pick-up and every manufacturer will have digital twins so they can do lights out manufacturing.” Yet while there is going to be…
The 10 most powerful people in Australian business in 2020 – afr.com
2. Brad Banducci Brad Banducci, Australia’s “grocer-in-chief”. Dominic Lorrimer The Treasurer doesn’t often worry about the nation’s supply of toilet paper. But the wave of panic buying sparked by COVID-19 saw Josh Frydenberg put the heat squarely on the likes of Woolworths chief executive Brad Banducci. His role as the nation’s…
The Australian Government’s $800m Digital Business Plan Will Let You Access myGov with Facial Recognition – Gizmodo Australia
An $800 million JobMaker Digital Business Plan has been released this week to support economic recovery in the wake of COVID-19. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said the package is: targeted at building on this digital transformation of Australian businesses to drive productivity and income growth and create jobs. The plan includes…
Government’s $800m Digital Business plan will let you access myGov with facial recognition – UNSW Newsroom
An A$800 million JobMaker Digital Business Plan has been released this week to support economic recovery in the wake of COVID-19. Treasurer Josh Frydenberg said the package is: targeted at building on this digital transformation of Australian businesses to drive productivity and income growth and create jobs. The plan includes…
How corporate Australia clawed back its power in 2020 – The Australian Financial Review
Almost immediately, the conversation about business started to change. Having extracted great political mileage out of bashing the banks for years – including introducing a special bank levy as Treasurer – Morrison led the praise for the sector’s forbearance. And having repeatedly looked for ways to introduce more competition for…