April Newsletter
For years, data has been espoused as the new oil, or gold - a resource of high value just waiting to be tapped into. But what if, instead,
data is like
uranium? A risky yet powerful source? If data is treated like uranium, it means changing how it is collected, used and stored.
Here’s what we can learn.
DSPANZ News
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ISO:27001
Survey
Our Security Committee is working on updating the Security Standard for Add-on Marketplaces (SSAM) following the 2021 review and the
recent release of ISO 27001:2022. We’re running a survey to understand how DSPs plan to transition to ISO 27001:2022 to determine how we
reflect the standard in the
updated SSAM documentation. There’s just one question, and all answers will be anonymous. Complete
the survey here
by 5pm AEST on Thursday, 20 April.
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DSPANZ Representation Over the past month, we have attended the following
meetings, roundtables and discussions:
- COSBOA National Small Business Summit
- A-NZ Peppol All
Stakeholders Working Group
- GST Stewardship Group meeting
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Inquiry
on impacts of changes to procurement rules on small businesses
The Australian Small
Business and Family Enterprise Ombudsman Bruce Billson has launched an Inquiry to examine the effect of Commonwealth
Procurement Rules reforms on small businesses. If you’re a small business with experience in Commonwealth procurement processes and
contracts, find out more information and provide feedback to the Ombudsman here.
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2023
Workplace reform consultations
The Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (DEWR) has published papers for feedback on the following measures for introduction
in the second half of 2023:
Submissions close on Friday 12 May. We’ll publish more information for members shortly.
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Sybiz Software
Who are you? Our mission at Sybiz is to develop modern, scalable ERP and HCM solutions to meet the unique challenges and
changing needs of each of our
customers.
What do you do? Sybiz develops and provides a comprehensive suite of ERP, financial, payroll and human resource
solutions to a range of different industries globally, ensuring our customers are always up to date with changing legislation such as STP
and TPAR, and cutting-edge technology such as cloud, mobile and automation.
Where are you located?
Sybiz's Head Office is located in Adelaide, Australia, however we also have a presence in New Zealand and Europe with customers worldwide.
Who can people contact for more information?
Email us sybiz@sybiz.com or contact us via our website contact
form.
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Until next time,
The Team at DSPANZ.
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