Small Business (SMB) stories
UK SMBs estimated the average cost of a cyberattack where their customer records or critical business data were stolen at an eye-watering £737,677.
Turrito Networks warns that small and medium-sized businesses in South Africa are most susceptible to ransomware attacks.
New research from MarketsandMarkets has revealed a very positive forecast for the data centre colocation market.
As Australian businesses and SMBs start to formulate their budgets for FY18, ESET is underlining the importance of security irrespective of size.
Lenovo has promoted Brendan Lau to head its PC and smart devices consumer and SMB division, including overseeing the vendor's retail and SMB channel.
Absenteeism is costing New Zealand employers GBP £650 million a year, with sick days rising as businesses get bigger.
From a start-up in a loft to the number one managed services provider (MSP) in Australia, Brennan IT has come a long way in 20 years.
Confidence among small businesses in New Zealand is at a two-year high, with activity expectations also rising, according to a survey by ANZ.
Small firms could soon measure health and safety performance with a new government toolkit aimed at lifting standards beyond compliance.
Risk assessments and worker engagement have helped the Westport family farm cut hazards, after a contractor was injured there.
What do Super Bowl XLVIII, the London Exchange, and a number of New Zealand's largest City Councils have in common?.
Businesses near major works face years of uncertainty as the City Rail Link’s shifting road closures hit productivity and lease planning.
Tauranga's Textiles Alive thrives with Reckon's nimble accounting tech, driving growth and innovation in the SME sector.
Construction firms and individuals can now seek national recognition, with free entries open until September 1 and winners due in Auckland.
Managed security service provider Tesserent launched what it calls the first step to providing a fully managed SMB service through a telco partner.
Many firms face fines or imprisonment unless they check contractor and workplace safety under New Zealand’s new law.
Technological development is changing expectations of SMBs and pushing them to find more ways to be more productive.
Smaller firms could struggle to cope as rising cybercrime puts personal data, reputations and finances at increasing risk in New Zealand.
Many firms still face health and safety blind spots, with the new audit rating contractors and workplaces before fines or jail become a risk.
Two-thirds of New Zealand businesses may be missing contractor and workplace risks, with fines or imprisonment possible under new law.