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Open source provider Adfinis brings Snyk’s platform for application security to Australia, Switzerland, and the Netherlands.

Melbourne-based fintech unicorn Airwallex has hired Joanne Chin as its senior vice president and global head of people and talent, and David Bicknell as global senior vice president of finance.

Ad tech company Cartelux has appointed Geoff Reilly to the role of chief financial officer to drive its financial function through the next stages of significant growth.

Intuit QuickBooks has has added five new features to the popular accounting software's cash flow planner.

Partnership to ensure small to medium businesses get rounded support in time of need

STRATEGIC ALLIANCE ANNOUNCEMENT: With the COVID-19 pandemic hitting small to medium businesses hard, and no immediate end in sight, obtaining the right support and getting timely information may be critical for ongoing survival. That’s why Intuit QuickBooks Australia and Business Australia have entered into a long-term partnership, to provide a range of vital resources to help businesses get through these uncertain times and beyond.

The global artificial intelligence market, including software, hardware and services, will generate revenues of of US$156.5 billion (A$217 billion) in 2020, a rise of 12.3% year-on-year, the technology analyst firm IDC has forecast based on its Worldwide Semiannual Artificial Intelligence Tracker.

VENDOR NEWS:  New Cash Flow Planner to help predictive modelling and scenario planning during COVID-19 and beyond

 With thousands of small to medium businesses (SMBs) in Australia slowly resuming operations as the government lifts COVID-19 restrictions, Intuit QuickBooks Australia today announced the Cash Flow planner – a cash flow prediction tool using machine learning technology. 

VENDOR NEWS: New Cash Flow Planner to help predictive modelling and scenario planning during COVID-19 and beyond

With thousands of small to medium businesses (SMBs) in Australia slowly resuming operations as the government lifts COVID-19 restrictions, Intuit QuickBooks Australia today announced the Cash Flow planner – a cash flow prediction tool using machine learning technology. 

Intuit, the company behind the QuickBooks cloud accounting system, says the number of Australian subscribers to its services has grown by 39% to 224,000 in the 2019 financial year, with global Quickbook customers now at 4.5 million.

Listed fintech company Identitii has announced it has been selected by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) as one of just 10 companies to test the Consumer Data Right (CDR) ecosystem, which will enable Australia’s incoming open banking regime scheduled to go live from February 2020.

Intuit, the company behind the well-known QuickBooks cloud accounting system, has appointed Natira Drayton as its country manager and vice president for Australia.

Financial software company Intuit has revealed that users of its TurboTax program have been the victims of a credential stuffing attack in which personal data may have been stolen.

Payments provider BPAY Group has launched BPAY BatchMaker, a solution designed to help small businesses pay multiple suppliers at the same time, thus creating efficiencies by reducing manual processing.

The upcoming new TV show "The Mentor" and cloud accounting software Intuit Quickbooks are set to help Australian small business owners overcome business challenges, with Mark Bouris to be the mentoring man of the moment.

The director of Product Management at Intuit, Alex Barnett, attended the ATSA 2017 conference this week to talk machine learning, AI, apps, acconting and plenty more.

With 470,000 Aussies employed in franchises, Intuit's "global Franchise Program" seeks to help Australian small businesses succeed" while helping Intuit "become the market leader in the next five years".

Proudly boasting of “a year of remarkable growth in 2017”, accounting software company Intuit has surpassed 100,000 local subscribers reflecting 89% growth – and wants to grow to No.1 in the market. 

Laptops are being put aside in favour of mobile phones by Australian self-employed women to run their businesses, according to a new study that reveals faster and more reliable Internet speeds are also on top of womens' lists of technology they want to make doing business easier.

Queensland-based financial compliance and collaboration software company MyWorkpapers has finished its latest integration with Intuit’s QuickBooks.

Cloud accounting software provider Xero has established a raft of new strategic partnerships, including with Dropbox, Adobe, Bigcommerce and Insightly, as it looks to offer significantly improved business insights and simplify collaboration for small businesses and their accounting partners.