A survey by Australian cloud software provider MYOB has shown that many SMEs are not taking advantage of the cloud – but those that do experience tangible benefits. The research, conducted by market ...

Nearly 44 percent of Australian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) — about 900,000 businesses — had actively used cloud computing services during the six months to May 2013, according to ...

Australia’s SMEs are becoming increasingly frustrated with poor internet speeds and higher costs, which are hindering their quest to realise the full potential of the cloud, according to new research.

Australian SMEs remain sceptical about cloud computing services, with 79% of them claiming they don’t use cloud services, according to new research. The survey of 1,000 SMEs, conducted by Colmar ...

Nearly 60% of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) have yet to begin using cloud computing services (where software and other technology is accessed online rather than installed on company ...

With improvements to security and functionality, cloud computing is starting to play a central role in the way accountants deal with small- to -medium-sized enterprise (SME) clients. Addressing an ...

Dubai, 20th Apr. 2014 (WAM) -- Dubai SME, the agency of the Department for Economic Development in Dubai mandated to develop the small and medium enterprise (SME) sector, and Microsoft recently ...

Cloud computing is a potential game-changer for SMEs, according to IT consortium, the Open Group. But most SMEs find the technology confusing and are unsure how to implement it, said the group of ...

In recent years, the adoption of cloud services has emerged as a transformative force driving entrepreneurship across South Africa. This shift isn’t merely about technology; it is also about unlocking ...

The global impact occasioned by the Covid-19 pandemic not only on public health, but on business, cannot be underestimated. Due to their size and lack of resources, small and medium businesses (SMES) ...