Startups Blog

Over the past decade, the digital payments industry has undergone significant expansion and introduced innovative ideas. In 2025, the market is expected to grow at a rate of 21.80% and grow by billions of Dollars; however, it won’t stop there.

Cash flow is king for many small businesses. At least that’s what accountants say. But why do so many professionals in this space have this opinion?

In the competitive realm of digital marketing, agencies are constantly under pressure to expand their services and deliver comprehensive results. While Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is a cornerstone of any successful online strategy, building and maintaining a dedicated in-house SEO team is a significant investment of time and resources.

Walk into any modern commercial building, and chances are it’s generating more data than most people realize. Thermostats, motion sensors, energy meters, air quality monitors, and building management systems—all of them quietly collect numbers around the clock. But collecting data is the easy part. Using it to actually improve how a building performs? That’s where the challenge begins.

Starting a business is exciting, but it can also be overwhelming. Many new business owners jump in too quickly and face problems later. The key to success is good preparation. 

Healthcare data aggregation helps eliminate EHR silos by integrating all your systems in one place, allowing clinicians to access real-time patient information. This means they can make faster, safer decisions and deliver more effective treatment. Platforms like those from Persivia make it easy to integrate disparate systems into a single, holistic patient picture, allowing your team to work smarter, not harder.

Running a business in Australia's competitive landscape requires more than just determination and a solid business plan. You need the right tools, machinery, and equipment to deliver quality services and stay ahead of your competitors. Yet, purchasing expensive equipment outright can drain your cash reserves and limit your ability to respond to new opportunities or unexpected challenges.

Launching a new venture is exciting, but it also comes with important financial decisions that will impact your business for years to come. One of the first questions many entrepreneurs face is whether they need a dedicated business bank account or if they can simply use their existing personal account. 

A talented hire walks into your company, crushes milestones, lifts the whole team’s momentum, and then walks right out the door six months later. Sound familiar?