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AUSTRALIAN company Lumachain is using blockchain technology to provide greater transparency to global food supply chains – and helping to eliminate modern slavery in the process. Lumachain was founded by digital innovator Jamila Gordon whose career includes stints with IBM in senior roles and more

  Close up hands holding credit card and using mobile smart phone with icon Online shopping, E-Commerce. E-commerce is growing rapidly, with worldwide sales anticipated to be $4 trillion in 2020. The evolution in e-commerce can be partially credited to the developments within financial technology (fintech),

The ethics surrounding the capture and use of facial recognition technology are complex. With the ability to use facial technology to control access and serve content becoming more available, just who makes the rules that govern biometric technology? And are they enough? Thanks to advancements

Airwallex’s cofounders, from left to right, Xijing Dai, Lucy Liu, Jack Zhang and Max Li. Airwallex When Jack Zhang and Max Li were looking for a side-hustle to supplement their day jobs, they did like good Melbournites and opened a coffee shop. It seemed like an easy

  When people think about branding, they generally think about a name and a logo and not much else. Yes, you end up with a slick visual identity, but a great brand goes a lot deeper. And as a small-business owner, uncovering your brand purpose

It’s not news that businesses need an online presence to stay relevant, and top of mind. eCommerce has long been touted as a way for growing businesses to level the playing field. But in the pursuit of eCommerce, have B2B businesses been left behind? B2B

MSM Milling has spent years building relationships with their agents in China. (Supplied: MSM Milling) For many Australian businesses, China is a land where fortunes can be made but many find it difficult to survive. Key points: China’s middle-class population is predicted to reach 550

Much is made of the impact digital technology is having on the business world – but how much value can artificial intelligence (AI), blockchain and machine learning really add for small business operators? At all levels of the enterprise – from small through to corporations

  It’s fair to say the legaltech revolution started slowly. LexisNexis began digitising journals and case law in the 1970s (which, looking back now, seems remarkably prescient). WestLaw followed suit in the 1990s. Fax machines came – and quickly went. Paper slowly gave way to