Formal Attire: Dressing Up Small Business Loan Origination

whitePaper | September 1, 2022

The challenges that field service workers face today stem from one primary issue: a lack of business connectivity. They require the same capabilities to access information and collaborate as the corporate office but have fewer tools to do so. This dichotomy between expectations and reality results in headaches that manifest in a variety of ways.

whitePaper | April 2, 2021

The 2021 State of Cyber Fitness in Australian small businesses white paper explores new data on the security challenges that Australian small business owners face following a year where their reliance on technology grew exponentially.

whitePaper | September 8, 2022

Customer experience has now become a boardroom conversation… and with good reason. Research shows that only two in 10 (21 per cent) of consumers rated their most recent interaction with a brand as “excellent”, while 34 per cent rated it as “average”1 .

whitePaper | January 31, 2023

The Department’s small business programs, activities, and workforce are distributed across the Military Services, Defense Agencies, and field activities (DoD Components), including Components of the Office of the Secretary of Defense (OSD).

whitePaper | April 12, 2022

As the digital revolution transformed micro- and small enterprises (MSEs) around the world, it also changed how small business support can and should be delivered. MSEs are essential agents of inclusive growth, and the digital revolution has fundamentally affected them. As digital technologies present MSEs with new opportunities and challenges that have been accelerated by the COVID pandemic, their support needs have also shifted. In the digital age, meaningful support not only provides MSEs with information and resources, but does so in new ways, using digital channels. For small business support to be effective and sustainable through the 21st century, understanding how digital technologies are changing the landscape will be paramount

whitePaper | March 30, 2022

News and analysis about smartphones typically focus on the flash and sizzle of the latest consumer features, but for business decision-makers there is often an entirely different set of criteria when selecting a device for the workforce. Companies are embracing smartphones and the benefits of mobility, and many see they can no longer depend on employee-owned devices and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policies. They know phones are poised to replace laptops as their team’s primary computing devices, and they see the potential value of running their business on mobile applications on a uniform platform they control completely