Congratulations! You are finally going to become your own boss. You’ve rolled the dice and decided to start a new business venture in a foreign land. Starting something new is always terrifying and the excitement that accompanies it is an incredible feeling.
For every Aussie business, it is mandatory to adhere to certain legal requirements prior to commencing operations. You have to be legally compliant and well aware of all the rules and regulations that are applicable to your industry. If you don’t, you might end up making some friends at the ATO or the police! In every country, there are laws in place to protect both the businesses and the people associated with. Being compliant with these laws will ensure the smooth running of your business and keep it legal. In this post, we will make a checklist of common legal requirements for starting a business in Australia.
Information technology is a big part of every business. There was a time when technology was frowned upon but now in today's world, everyone wants a piece of the pie. The good thing is that IT makes work easy, accurate and quick. On the flip side, if managed without care it can cause major headaches In today’s business, the key to success lies in Strategic Management. In its absence, the business will lack direction and eventually go belly up.
Today, we've been asked about hiring remotely and it's an interesting one, because here at Dorks Delivered we do hire abroad and think it can be fantastic when done properly. We have people that work within Australia, as well as people that work overseas for us. The reason we decided to hire people remotely was due to a couple of factors. The main one is that we operate an IT company. As part of our business we need to monitor and manage other companies, and a lot of the time we needed to do this overnight. If we can monitor and get the work done during the off-peak time for these companies, we can make sure that they have their uptime and integrity during the day. Remote hiring is perfect for this, and perfect for some parts of our business.
An Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) is best described as a framework with a set of best practices for providing competent IT support services to an organisation. In a nutshell, ITIL’s goal is to produce affordable IT service management. Its aim is to deliver cost-effective IT Service Management. Resource optimisation is the prime area of focus of ITIL. Why is it the prime focus? It regularly reviews the current processes to know where further improvements are needed. Technically speaking, it refines the processes to be as perfect as possible.
When did your IT guy last pay you for downtime?
Work with a Managed IT company who can help you streamline your systems and operations management. Implementing high‐tech solutions to ensure the integrity, uptime and accountability of all internal system processes gives you the assurance that you have continuity.