
New tools and content for small businesses
A round-up of the new resources launched in 2020 to help small businesses around New Zealand.
A round-up of the new resources launched in 2020 to help small businesses around New Zealand.
It’s easy to fall for and can go unnoticed.
Callaghan Innovation is looking for businesses to join its free online platform to connect New Zealand’s innovation ecosystem to the world.
More and more of our personal information is online, and we need to think more about how we protect it. Check out tips from CERT NZ’s Cyber Smart week.
Accounting software has the potential to change the way a small business operates, but it’s not for everyone. Here’s what you should consider.
If your website is compromised, it can cause big problems for your business. CERT has tips on how to protect this important business asset.
Technology offers huge opportunities for all businesses – not just the big ones. There are many ways you can use tech to help you work smarter, not harder.
Add extra security to your accounts and devices by turning on two-step verification. It takes just a few minutes to set up — and stop hackers in their tracks.
Cyber crime is rising and many businesses make these common mistakes. Take a self-assessment to see how your cyber protection stacks up — plus pick up tips.
Emailing invoices is the easiest way to get them to clients — but an invoice scam targeting New Zealand business could see them not getting paid.
If someone posts a complaint on your business’s Facebook page, would you a) delete it b) discuss it via comments or c) thank them and make contact privately?
If you’re a small business unable to find the skills you need in New Zealand, Immigration New Zealand (INZ) has a free online tool.
Our new online tool has all you need to create legal employment agreements — and in plain English.
Whether you have a staff of hundreds or just hired your first employee, these tips from MYOB can help make it easier to pay your workers.
Easy-to-use online guides can help your business set up a great digital presence for your business – or improve what you’ve already got.
If you let people post nasty comments on your website or social media page, you may be prosecuted. Here’s how to avoid taking the rap
Over half of New Zealand businesses experience IT security attacks at least once a year.