Amanda Price, Head of KPMG Enterprise High Growth Ventures and Scott Draper, Director Management Consulting, KPMG, discuss key learnings from the 2018 Startup Founders Research.

Most organisations are undergoing some degree of digital transformation to innovate products, services and business models. Technology leaders have seen many of their business counterparts turn to third party providers in the frenzied rush to adopt the new. KPMG Partners Guy Holland and Brad Miller examine the ever-changing landscape of IT.

Family businesses that communicate with each other, share ideas and harness the wisdom of older generations with the forward-thinking drive of subsequent generations, are more likely to be successful, says the 2018 Family Business Survey from KPMG Enterprise and Family Business Australia (FBA).

In this podcast, Grant Wardell-Johnson and Brett Mitchell discuss all you need to know about the 2018 Federal Budget for you and your business.

Israel is the second most innovative nation in the world, spearheading new developments in industries such as AI, cyber security and data analytics. In this podcast, we speak to Jonathan Lavender, Global Chairman, KPMG Enterprise and Avi Biran, CEO Cyber Odysseys, about Israeli business innovation and disruption and share key learnings for Australian mid-market enterprises.

Australia has become a global hub for startups. The spotlight is always on founders and their vision. But success often comes at a price. Entrepreneurs find it hard to achieve a work-life balance, burn the candle at both ends, and often suffer from financial stress and anxiety. Amanda Price, Head of High Growth Ventures, KPMG Enterprise, has developed a program to tackle this increasing trend.

When KPMG published its report, 'Keeping us up at night: The big issues facing business leaders in 2018' – digital and innovation were at the top of the list. Rob Bazzani, National Managing Partner Enterprise, discusses these findings and other priorities for the mid market in 2018.

The new year means the introduction of new ways in which Financial Instruments are classified and measured and the way Revenue is recognised. KPMG Enterprise Partner Amanda Bond and Director Ben Seumahu explain what these changes mean to the mid-market.

Commonly, a re-evaluation of the family business structure occurs at key points in the organisation’s life cycle, such as starting, transitioning, or deciding to exit the business. So what needs to be considered and what structure is best for you? KPMG Enterprise Partners Kerri Reynolds and Ashley Miller discuss what’s best for the business and the family.

Local councils are discovering that their residents are not only ratepayers but customers, with high expectations of service delivery. How can sophisticated data analytics drive innovative practice in local government that puts the customer first?