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For years, leasing office space followed a familiar pattern: sign a long-term contract, design and construct your fitout, and move in months later. This content was published in partnership with Precinct 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gjcQm8Z6

For many Kiwi businesses, every hour a vehicle is off the road means money lost, which is why staying safe on the road is central to Smith&Smith’s business offering for New Zealand’s small-to-medium enterprises. This content was published in partnership with Smith&Smith. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ggtrtp7Q

New Zealand organisations have embraced cloud computing over the past decade, but many are now confronting a sobering reality: adoption alone isn’t enough. This content was published in partnership with Datacom 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g6FtMVut

Sponsored: From war zones to wildfires, the risk of disruption for travellers is increasing – and the organisations coping best are the ones with contingency planning built in, not bolted on when something goes wrong. Tandem Travel’s network of 24/7 corporate travel consultants based across New Zealand, with offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, are used to finding solutions to tricky scenarios, having operated for 55 years. This content was published in partnership with Air New Zealand Tandem Travel. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g4r9Xj3n

Sponsored: Today, a cyberattack, war, or blocked shipping route thousands of kilometres away can quickly hit local operations, customers and cash flow. “The world is a riskier place, and it’s coming from many different sources,” says Angus McCullough, Aon’s head of commercial risk solutions for New Zealand. The change is not simply that businesses face more threats. It’s that the threats increasingly collide. A cyberattack can disable a supplier, halt production, expose customer information and damage a company’s reputation. This content was published in partnership with Aon 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gSd49BmA

Sponsored: Every successful business starts with a good idea, but bringing that vision to life takes commitment, resources, and sustained effort. Securing funding can be a fundamental challenge for startups. Some founders choose to bootstrap their businesses, reinvesting profits to support growth, but this can be a slow and frustrating process. Kiwibank’s StartUp+ gives early-stage founders access to funding – without needing personal assets as security for the first $150,000 of funding. This content was published in partnership with Kiwibank 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dBqv9w-n