Connect Education is offering students an online platform that allows them to completing practice work developed and guided by graduate students.
POSMusic serves licensed songs though an app and desktop service for retailers, providing analytical tools, custom-made playlists and Spotify integration.
Objection handling is for sales, and should never be used in UX (User Experience) discussions. Unfortunately it is, way too often.
Yes men and women’ present a very dangerous problem for entrepreneurs. As the founder of a startup, you are constantly seeking validation ensure you are on the right track, and the first place you usually look for that is your team – even before your customers. It sounds counterintuitive, but it’s reality.
Red Pen is a much-needed single purpose tool created by a designer, for designers. The site allows you to upload your design, share a short URL, and receive live, annotated feedback. No project management, no complexity, no bullshit.
Got a problem with a design? Skwibl it out online! Many designers and clients can relate to the frustrating back-and-forth communication that takes place when alterations need to be made to a design. Launched in February, Skwibl helps solve this communication issue by offering a service that allows interactive collaboration on images and videos.
Australian consumers are more critical of companies on Facebook than on Twitter, according to new data from customer service comparison site ServiceRage. ServiceRage tracks customer feedback, via social media, to 66 Australian banks, general insurers, energy companies and health insurers. Last week, ServiceRage added public posts to the companies’ Facebook pages to its long-term analysis of consumer tweets.
Sue Taylor, founder and owner of Global Sanctuary Photography, recently came number one on the list of Top 100 Australian Businesses by ServiceSeeking.com.au. According to her, great service providers are those that go the extra mile and really think about how the customer feels. She recommends asking yourself the following three questions:
Australia’s massive $130bn stimulus package will pay businesses $750 a week for each worker they keep in a job
Seriously smart tech execs are sharing their insights on the future of work in Silicon Block’s weekly lunchtime chats
Digital greeting card startup Cardly raises $230,000 from QUT Creative Enterprise Australia
Medtech Atomo Diagnostics lands massive COVID-19 deal, closes $30 million raise early ahead of IPO
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