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Let's Talk: How is AI changing the face of SMEs?
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Maziar Foroudian
July 28, 2023
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A new tool is set to be launched by RIMPA.
Xero’s Small Business Index (XSBI) has revealed Australian small businesses have been resilient to recent economic challenges of the first half of the year.
Dr. Hazel MacTavish-West and the Seedlab Australia team have shared their crucial tricks, tips and advice for small businesses stepping into the new financial year.
New research from Roy Morgan shows an estimated 1.43 million (28.7%) mortgage holders were ‘At Risk’ of ‘mortgage stress’ in the three months to June 2023.
Silicon Quantum Computing (SQC) has closed its Series A capital raising to fund its ongoing quest to manufacture the world’s first scalable, error corrected quantum computer
Australian businesses face increasing risks due to growing vendor reliance for diverse organizational needs.
NRMA Insurance report highlights the impact of the fast-growing microbusiness sector
Here are ways AI is already being used by SMBs to improve outcomes.
In today’s edition of Let’s Talk, our experts take a more profound dive into the captivating realm of AI and explore the limitless possibilities it holds for the future of our ever-evolving world.
New CreditorWatch paper addresses how businesses can identify early warning signs to protect against insolvent customers
Top stories
The US Federal Reserve’s openness to further interest rate rises and rapidly rising service prices means the Reserve Bank of Australia may not be done yet.
Australia
NSW Treasurer Daniel Mookhey says higher taxes on the state’s coal industry will have only a “negligible” risk of increasing power prices.
There are two big questions that the US Federal Reserve didn’t answer. It means interest rates might stay higher for longer than we feared.
Chair Jerome Powell hoses down recession talk but says further rates will be a ‘meeting-by-meeting’ decision as the US keeps up its inflation fight.
World
India's progress in establishing a homegrown semiconductor manufacturing industry has been rocky, with major players withdrawing from joint ventures. However, partnerships with the US and Japan, alongside domestic policies and a strong talent pool, offer hope for the future.
The Federal Reserve has raised interest rates to their highest level in 22 years, with the aim of taming inflation. However, if inflation continues to cool, there may be questions about the need for another rate increase later in the year.
Tech
Google is elevating the importance of big-screen apps on its Play Store by changing ranking algorithms. The move aims to improve user experience and promote apps that support large screens, offering more features and better visibility.
Discover how digital biology is revolutionizing industries like healthcare, materials, chemicals, food, and agriculture. With its ability to personalize solutions, improve precision, increase efficiency, and reduce costs, digital biology is poised to transform the game. Don't miss out on this promising new field.
Twitter is undergoing a major transformation, ditching its iconic bird icon for a simple "X." The rebrand aims to position Twitter as an all-encompassing platform, similar to WeChat, with a focus on interactivity and global connectivity. However, this move raises concerns about brand safety and potential SEO impacts.
Curated for you
Discover the boundless potential of remote work and the opportunities it presents for entrepreneurs. From ecommerce to social media management, the world of online business is waiting for you.
Amazon, Meta, Microsoft, and TomTom have teamed up to release an open map dataset, aiming to challenge the dominance of Google and Apple Maps. The Overture Maps Foundation's first release provides app developers with free geographical data, including information on Places of Interest.
The State of Minnesota is facing a hiring crisis for on-site positions such as nurses and prison guards, while remote desk jobs are readily available. Understaffing and the need for mandatory overtime are causing difficulties. The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) is taking an unexpected approach by helping employers recruit workers.
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