Outsourcing

Changing up the office procedures and roles of your staff can open up a world of possibilities for your business.  Correspondence and document preparation are necessary tasks that often tie up the time of your staff who are better equipped for the more important things you need them to do.

The 22^nd February 2018 heralded in a new era of data breach notification laws.

Every Australian entity that has a turnover greater than $3M and some other defined entities such as health service providers, must comply with the Privacy Act 1988. The Privacy Act defines how personal information about an individual is handled.

As the growing impacts of the Corona Virus (COVID-19) are being felt across the country and the world, businesses and organisations are no doubt reviewing their Risk Management Strategies to ensure that they are prepared to meet any demands.

Remote 24/7 access, new technologies and digital trends have made it easier than before for many professionals to become remote workers. Here are some of the biggest benefits

Outsourcing transcription services can help you save a lot of money but the benefits of the decision go way beyond financial savings.

If you've taken a look at suggestions about how to make your business successful, you’ve probably come across dozens of contradicting options. Some will tell you to keep all processes in house. Some will tell you to outsource. In the end, you'll be left with a confused strategy and no idea what to do on your own and which processes to outsource.

The truth of the matter is that outsourcing some processes does make sense. By letting professionals complete specialised tasks, you’ll be free to focus on your core strengths and competences.