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Cybersecurity Statistics to Scare you

Last week we were somewhat preachy about cybersecurity. We are ok with that! Your business, big or small, may not have yet (!) experienced any major setbacks from a cyber attack. However you might like to read While this is a US-centric article, don’t think that Australian business are more immune; only last month Toyota…

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Make your Business Cyber Resilient

According to the Cyber resilience is your company’s ability to deliver outcomes despite an adverse cyber event. The need for any business to manage and mitigate its digital data in case of a potential threat is exceptionally important. Proper preparedness must be set up against potential data threats such as ransomware, malware attack, application failures,…

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Outsourcing Checklist I: Finding a Provider

Outsourcing is now a permanent feature of business life. Organisations have used outsourcing to make dramatic savings, let go of expensive assets and built capacity to grow exponentially in a way that would not have been possible with only in-house resources. All businesses – no matter how small – can now access providers that allow…

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Digital Ethics 101

Last week we discussed the two sides of digital monitoring; its opportunities and threats. This keynote speech was given by Gerd Meonhard at NetApp Insight conference in Las Vegas a few months ago. He looks at the possibilities offered by a data-driven future, as well as the dangers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fy0w1nRvgYU SBA Business can help you find…

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Skill Shortages in Paraplanning

Demand for both advisers and paraplanners in increasing as the Hayne Royal Commission starts to push for cultural change. Further, new educational requirements for financial advisers are kicking in during the first half of 2019. Additional compliance and remediation roles have been created as a result of the commission; resulting in a paraplanning skill shortage.…

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The Two Sides of Digital Monitoring

In 2014, an MIT professor used wristwatch sensors to detect perspiration and monitor pulse rate The top performers, including one trader who made more than $1 million in a few hours, were able to quickly handle and recover from volatility. The traders who didn’t perform as well were not as adaptable in the face of…

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Adapting to the Digital World

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tUYP7a-gmWg In the last couple of weeks we’ve been looking at how companies are moving from “thinking digital” to “being digital”. We discussed the need for legal companies and departments to continuously adopt emerging digital technologies in order to stay competitive. We also provided details on a few apps that legal firms should consider adopting…

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