New Zealand is charting a course into the digital landscape . The changes are coming quickly, with some sources recommending companies adapt within the next 2 years: NZ firms have less than two years to adopt digital before disruption hits . This may seem extreme to many, however it's not as impossible as you might think. Below we've consolidated a list of additional resources that you may find helpful. MBIE released the New Zealand Small Business Strategy in July 2019. It may look like a daunting read, but it's worth knowing where your business could or should be going in order to keep afloat according to leaders and government strategies. Recommendations are heavily focused on digitisation of kiwi businesses, not only for smarter data, but because of the value it adds for any company that want's to remain competitive. As an isolated country full of well educated, intelligent and innovative people, we have been ahead of the curve across cultur...
When any unexpected emergency happens, how will your business stay operational? The Government is working hard to support local businesses. While there are a lot of great consultants available that are worth their price (worth their weight in gold when you see some of the stats below), check out the free resources first to make sure you’re clued up and ready for BCP action: business.govt To be successful, companies need to keep an up-to-date IT infrastructure. In today’s competitive environment, even businesses with less than 15 employees can hire IT consultants...that specialize in providing enterprise-level support to small companies. ( disaster planning ) - More on this at the end of this article Quick stats: “An hour of downtime costs $8,000 for a small company, $74,000 for a medium company, and $700,000 for a large enterprise.” ( Datto ) “40-90% of small businesses never reopen following major disruption” according to bks partners 160,000 estimated...