The sugar hit of accumulating data may be proving so addictive to business that they are putting aside the creeping liability that comes with high volumes of storage. New data from Pitcher Partners’ Business Radar report highlights the conflict facing mid-market businesses as they examine their risk profile against data breaches and cyber-attacks. On one […]
Renewable energy transition the future of Hunter region. Australia’s mission towards net zero has begun in earnest and Newcastle and the wider Hunter region will be central to shaping the energy transition.
With an impressive career spanning almost 17 years, Vinod (Vin) is a well rounded corporate finance expert specialising in financial due diligence (including vendor due diligence), carve outs, SPA assistance, data room assistance, transaction support, and Investigating Accountants Reports for IPO. With a broad range of experience, he is equipped to assist a diverse client […]
If you are looking for a digital native, you won’t find them sitting on the board of most Australian companies.
How do you pick the metrics that will give you a true picture of your company performance — and not a rosy or gloomy view that distorts the truth?
It all starts this week with the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales, kicking off about six weeks of relentless retail activity that is hyped as the key trading period of the year.
In the latest update from Google HQ, the tech giant flagged that the Google Universal Analytics (better known as Google Analytics) platform is due to be ‘sunsetted’.
A Client Director in the Consulting Division of Pitcher Partners Melbourne, Nigel has over 25 years’ experience working with clients to deliver optimum business outcomes and customer experiences through business process improvement, system procurements, system implementations and integrating digital technologies. He specialises in project governance and project management, successfully leading large system implementation projects and […]
From humble beginnings operating as J Hill & Son, fresh fish merchants at the Melbourne wholesale fish markets in 1864, PFD Food Services has evolved and grown to become one of Australia’s largest family-owned businesses.
As interest rates rise, discretionary spending is likely to slow, with superfluous retail purchases often the first belt to tighten for consumers. How can businesses navigate a spending slowdown to ensure commercial security?
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