When you design and install diverse, tailored audio-visual systems for a living, a bit of creative problem-solving becomes par for the course. And it’s that nimble and flexible approach that has helped Wellington firm Audio Workshop soften the blow of Covid while continuing to grow turnover and profit.

A pragmatic attitude and a broad professional network are two of the strengths Moore Markhams Otago’s newest Associate, Sam Gowing brings to benefit his clients and the firm. Sam has joined our Dunedin office with skills to help meet the growing need from existing and new clients.

Robots in restaurants, apps for everything: hotels exploiting technology to beat staff shortages and drive efficiency.

Online shopping is hitting new records, growing dramatically, and gaining new users. Is your business getting its slice of the online pie or do you need to invest more in your online presence?

After time spent working in Asia, Angela and Craig McFarlane felt a pull to return to their Dunedin roots.  Moore Markhams’ Callum Hayde helped them become the proud owners of drink, cordial and syrup producer, Wests – one of NZ’s oldest companies.

When Malcolm James sold his original, 25-year-old flooring business in 2007 for “an offer I couldn’t refuse” he started all over again building his second business from scratch, Malcolm James Furnishings.

Customers flock to a beachside café in Dunedin because they know they can rely on it being a top-quality experience.

Retail is becoming increasingly competitive and consumers today have a lot more choices when it comes to where to shop. Coming up with ways to make your store more memorable is essential.