2009

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NZBusiness December 2009

FEATURES:
COVER STORY:The X-Port file wrapping up new    export markets
Ready…set… Global
Accounting software
♦Trade Fairs: Why you need to be there

In case of theft

Attract & Engage: Lessons on E-Commerce    marketing

 
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Check First, invest second

Elena Szentivanyi explores why it’s so crucial to thoroughly research the availability and suitability of your trade mark as a precursor to anything else – and not limit the search to New Zealand if you want to take your brand overseas.

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In case of theft

Internal theft/fraud is now classed as amongst the country’s fastest-growing crime-forms. Kevin Kevany looks at the latest tactics and technologies for deterring theft from businesses.

Softening the blow

Risk management is about running faster – not simply dodging potholes. Kevin Kevany reviews the latest thinking in business risk management.

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Learning your way to the top

Merit and experience alone is no longer enough to keep business managers at the top of their game. Academic credentials are now vital for ongoing competitiveness. Patricia Moore reports.

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In my Fathers Footsteps

Chris Maclean recently took over from his father as CEO of Maclean Computing. But has the succession all gone to plan? Patricia Moore spoke with father and son.

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NZBusiness September 2009

Success Comes Naturally

With her aptly named business Natasha Berman-Carter steadfastly pursues perfection in every aspect of her enterprise. Patricia Moore has her story.

In My Father’s Footsteps
Chris Maclean recently took over from his father Allan as CEO of Maclean Computing. But has the succession all gone to plan? Patricia Moore spoke with father and son.

Cover Story: Climbing Down From the Corporate Ladder
Ruth Le Pla follows the fortunes of Jonelle Phillips, Mike Smart and Stuart and

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Bridging the digital divide

Digital paper’ has evolved to become the new document management and storage system, as the possibility of the paperless office returns. Kevin Kevany has more.