Future of business

Is the future of work…less work?

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By James McGrath

How would you like to leave work at 3pm instead at 5pm and still be paid the same amount? That could be the future of work.

How technology will shape client relationships

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By James McGrath

You know how you only really hear from clients when they want something? Well, that’s about to change.

What did Google just tell us about the future of work?

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By James McGrath

What can Australia learn from Google’s response to the housing affordability crisis in San Francisco? The future of work could depend on getting this right.

The future of technology in the health industry

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By Belinda Phillips

The benefits of connected healthcare technology are enormous for businesses starting out in the health industry, but some aren’t keeping up.

Artificial intelligence and the changing nature of work

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By James McGrath

Are we scared by artificial intelligence, or are we really just scared by change?

What the future of the accounting industry wants to know about the future of the accounting industry

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By Alistair Nestor

Over the last few weeks we’ve caught up with students around Australia and New Zealand as part of MYOB INCITE – and what they wanted to know may surprise.

Part 1. The rise of the co-working space: the way we work

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By James McGrath

Do you look forward to going to work in the same way you do going on holiday? The rise of co-working means that this idea is about to become a lot more popular.

Part 2. The rise of the co-working space: the new gold rush?

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By James McGrath

You know the co-working space in Australia is heating up when $13-billion companies start to get some skin in the game.

A technological society is still a human society

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By Gil Poznanski

In this modern world, few things are idolised and feared more than the technologies that seem to be ‘emerging’ around us.

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