Microsoft Australia posts $55.9M profit amid top-tier changes
Microsoft Australia has recorded a profit of $55.9 million for its 2015-16 financial year, an increase of $2.3 million from the $53.6 million it recorded the for same period last year.
Microsoft Australia has recorded a profit of $55.9 million for its 2015-16 financial year, an increase of $2.3 million from the $53.6 million it recorded the for same period last year.
For Rob James, running the technology for online sports betting business, William Hill, means everything he does has a direct impact on revenue.
It has been tough for many companies as 51 per cent reported they have not had any revenue increase during FY13, according to Servcorp’s <i>Australian Business Growth Monitor</i>.
Reduced interest rates, increased iron ore prices and economic growth in China have 70 per cent of CFOs feeling confident about revenue growth, with 63 per cent expecting an increase in cash flow this year, according to Deloitte’s latest Quarterly CFO Survey.