How to outsource business operations to cut costs

According to founder and CEO of Accuratus Business Advisors, Roslyn Newbound, while cutting costs may form part of the solution, there are other ways businesses can survive and thrive during a recessionary market without cutting the guts out of a business and putting key activities like marketing on hold.

Business expert shares five tips on outsourcing

Strategic outsourcing is a key way for businesses to cut costs while also ramping up marketing, sales and operations, according to Accuratus Business Advisors founder and CEO, Roslyn Newbound.

Attracting and retaining quality staff.

Ms Newbound noted that travelling to and from work, paying exorbitant parking fees, and quite simply not being able to balance home and work to meet the growing demands of a busy life are not attractive options when there are now alternatives available.

Aussie entrepreneur hiring Gen Z’s to help businesses get through and grow beyond COVID.

“At Accuratus, we pride ourselves on our the-sky-is-the-limit attitude. Since the beginning, our business offerings have been flexible, responsive to internal and external challenges, and always looking to the future – and that is why Gen Z are a natural fit for our team,” Newbound explained.

How to boost the vendor pipeline

Even in states where a lockdown has not been imposed, people are choosing to spend a lot more time at home. This means people are using their devices far more, so it’s critical agents employ strategies to connect with people online.

Office REITs: A work in progress

Roslyn Newbound, managing director of business consultancy Accuratus, has permanently closed her office and is reinvesting rental savings back into the company and staff whom she says work just as productively from home.