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The days of one-way consumer marketing are over. From now on, it’s a two-way proposition. Paying attentionA few months ago, I wrote about t…
Born globals redefine exportingForget the tyranny of distance. Australian businesses are taking advantage of information technology and free…
With strong global trade aspirations and a fresh deal with Australia, Chile’s Treasurer is in Australia drumming up business. But what’s…
Maybe they’re visiting another version of Second Life; the media’s negative reporting doesn’t seem to be based on the virtual world I …
The hardest sell is of a new product to a new customer. A better sell is an existing product to an existing customer – with a little lever…
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How much super is enough?A third of Australian workers will not have enough super to live comfortably when they retire, according to the fir…
Foreign IT workers blamed for local wage costsEscalating wage costs driven by skills shortages in the IT sector are being exacerbated by th…
Nine careful steps, a plausible manner and a dash of chicanery will ensure a festive conclusion to bonus season. Bonus time: read and l…
Dear Aunty B,
I have had a week’s holiday and instead of mucking around with the kids I spent most of my time worri…
Online security threat prompts bank actionAustralia’s big banks are negotiating discounted PC security software for their customers to cou…
