Commercial credit demand improving, but small business owners continue to bear the brunt of difficult market conditions
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Teething problems and mistakes are great opportunities for learning, fine tuning and perfecting.
But learning from your own mistakes can be bitter. Learning from others is better.
Thank goodness for red squiggly lines.
Make a mistake on a Word document or an email and those jarring, but helpful red squiggly lines alert you to an embarrassing typo.
If only the PPSR registration process was similarly obliging.
Any good story will tell you the main facts, such as What, Who, When, Where, Why, How and How Much?
Forgetting to renew your car insurance and then getting into a bingle a couple of weeks later is annoying. What's worse, is not registering your goods on the PPSR – or registering them incorrectly – only to find out your customer has gone belly up.https://www.edxppsr.com.au/about-pps/ppsa-explained
Equifax Australia and Equifax New Zealand systems were not compromised by the recent cybersecurity incident in the U.S. The Equifax U.S. web server that was targeted is not a component of the Equifax Australia or Equifax New Zealand infrastructure, and Equifax has found no evidence that the U.S. cybersecurity incident impacted personal information of consumers in Australia or New Zealand.
Consumers who purchased a MyCreditFile Express product which was available from 12 March 2014, may be eligible for a refund from Equifax (formerly Veda).
These best practice steps for data driven segmentation will help make sure even small projects can transform entire companies on the road to bigger market share.
