Australian stories
A Genesys report reveals 87% of APAC SMBs plan to shift to the cloud within five years to optimise the customer journey and tackle legacy challenges.
Australian firms CHE Proximity, BizTech, and Accordant triumphed at Adobe's 2019 APAC Partner Awards in Hong Kong, outshining regional competitors.
IPaaS and hybrid integration platform (HIP) providers are gaining recognition as strategic elements of digital transformation.
Fleet Space Technologies partners with Kennards Hire to track equipment through its integrated IoT gateway, The Portal.
Zoho is already used by customers in Australia to help digitise and expand small, medium and multinational enterprises.
Business leaders who fail to prioritise privacy and security protections do so at the risk of losing customer trust.
Ericsson is set to launch 5G worldwide in 2019, with deals secured across the US, Europe, Asia, and Australia. CEO Börje Ekholm promises swift, broad rollout.
The new facility will be the colocation giant's 16th in Australia and when fully complete will be its biggest in the country to date.
Along with greater speed comes new fronts in the fight against fraud. Here are three trends to watch as financial institutions balance speed and security.
The original HoloLens was released in 2016 but since then, mixed reality has come a long way, according to Microsoft's Julia White.
The transition to the cloud offers agility and economy, but complex migrations require robust security measures to mitigate rising cyber threats.
Integrated solutions like this are particularly useful in busy industries such as mining, energy and logistics.
The National Centre for Vocational Education Research forecasts 4.1 million job openings in Australia by 2024.
OVH Public Cloud services is expanding to Australia out of two data centres - one in Sydney and one in Singapore.
Nearly all C-level respondents agreed that if inaccuracies in financial data were not identified prior to reporting, the impact would be negative.
The top culprits in poor data quality in Oz are human error, different data sources, lack of comms, inadequate strategy, and too much information.
Cisco announced a plan to invest AU$61 million over the next three years to help drive Australia's secure digital transformation.
Software AG and Telstra team up to launch a digital automated water management solution for Australian utilities, starting with a trial at Busselton Water.
18% of those surveyed said automation has already impacted their job 'significantly', with their duties changing or their role becoming redundant.
Lenovo DCG dumps Ingram Micro for an exclusive deal with Dicker Data in New Zealand, reshaping its strategy to focus on customer-driven solutions.
