The business case for constant change: Developing a digital mindset
If you are looking for a digital native, you won’t find them sitting on the board of most Australian companies.
Is your data telling the truth? Five common dashboard mistakes
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?
Busting the small business data breach myths
Why would a sophisticated cyberattacker want to target a small business like mine?
It’s one of the most frequent questions I hear in conversations with clients and one that is full of misunderstandings.
Business Radar 2022: How businesses are investing in technology and cybersecurity
20% of our mid-market businesses surveyed in Pitcher Partners recent Business Radar 2022 report identified COVID as having a positive impact on their business confidence, the third largest factor, mainly due to how it accelerated innovation and change.
Nigel Glasspool
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 […]
Albanese government to proceed with skills & technology boost measures
The Treasurer has released Exposure Draft Legislation that, if enacted, would implement both the skills and training and technology investment boost measures announced as part of the Morrison government’s March 2022 budget. Consultation on the proposals close 19 September.
Deal Pulse: Queensland M&A 2022 mid-year update
Pitcher Partners is pleased to present our Deal Pulse report on Queensland merger and acquisition (M&A) activity for H1 2022.
Data the key to fighting interest rates impact on retail spending
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?
Ransomware: 5 common myths busted
The rapidly developing sophistication of ransomware is causing chaos for many businesses, forcing them to go beyond anti-virus software or off-site backup locations.
Instead, companies are having to come to grips with a ransomware industry that is so evolved, some cyber gangs even provide call centres to help victims understand their demands and pay the price.
‘Uninsurable’ businesses face a boom in cyber attacks
A swathe of Australian businesses could soon be uninsurable for cyber security risks, as the insurance sector grapples with companies with a low security posture combined with soaring ransomware payouts and reinsurance costs.