Author: Paul Wallbank on
7 March 2012
Can your iPad become a cash register?
Author: Paul Wallbank on
1 March 2012
High costs don't mean a business can't compete.
Author: Paul Wallbank on
23 February 2012
Information has always been a key part of doing business – having an intimate knowledge of customers and suppliers is one of the traits of a successful entrepreneur.
Author: Paul Wallbank on
16 February 2012
I’ve been writing a lot recently about the risks of businesses aligning their interests too closely with one or another platform. Last weekend The China Law Blog discussed the opposite – being a captive customer.
Author: Paul Wallbank on
9 February 2012
This week's story of Mark Bowyer's battle to get his Rusty Compass website reinstated on Google Adwords is unfortunately a common one.
Author: Paul Wallbank on
2 February 2012
Woolworths’ announcement earlier this week they are exiting the Dick Smith Electronics business ends an interesting study in how a business can evolve as their industry changes
Author: Paul Wallbank on
27 January 2012
This week consulting firm Gartner started the Australian leg of their Gartner Predicts series of presentations where the firm’s consultants look at what will be the big IT issues of the year.
Author: Paul Wallbank on
19 January 2012
Many industries hoped this Christmas was going to be their saviour; across the country businesses in the retail, tourism, real estate and many other service sectors hoped they'd see an upbeat end to a tough year.
Author: Paul Wallbank on
12 January 2012
This article first appeared on September 29, 2011
What are the essential cloud computing services?
Author: Paul Wallbank on
22 December 2011
I was asked last week to join a panel on a competing website reviewing the year that was in technology. One of the things that came out of the session was much of what happened in the tech world over the last year was really a continuation 2010.
