Australian stories
Many businesses in the ANZ region are falling behind in sustainable IT practices compared to the ASEAN region, according to a report by Paessler AG.
Pattern identifies key shopping categories for consumers to watch this Amazon Prime Day, with home and kitchen, electronics and books predicted to be popular.
Gartner predicts that by 2025, over 95% of new digital workloads in Australia and New Zealand will be deployed on cloud-native platforms.
Payments tech firm Waave appoints former GM of eBay Commerce, Belinda Jonovska, as COO to drive growth of its low-cost Pay by Bank payments platform.
Creative tech company Mash restructures leadership for the first time in its five-year history with a remote working model.
The edge computing revolution is underway and is changing the way Australian businesses operate, transforming outcomes and driving growth.
BLUETTI, a leading provider of innovative solar generators, offers an effective and efficient way for Australian households to reduce their electricity bills.
Security teams who combine Zero Trust and deep observability will be best placed to prevent cybercriminals from infiltrating their network.
Dell Technologies introduces RISE, an incentive program for its authorized partners in Australia, New Zealand, and Malaysia.
Vertiv unveils thermal management optimisation service, the Vertiv EnerSav, to help data centre operators achieve energy savings in Asia.
According to research from D2L, more employees seek to gain a competitive edge by upskilling with micro-credentials.
One platform with a single pane of glass provides secure access for users to the services they need or want, when they want them, wherever they are. .
Over a quarter of Australian consumers fear that their mobile apps will be breached and are calling for better cyber protection, says Appdome research.
More than a quarter of Australian consumers fear their mobile apps will be breached and need developers to invest more in delivering robust cyber protection.
NEC's approach to securing its customer's data, users and systems is founded on organisational change (people, process and technology) and a Zero Trust mindset.
Influencers are a key ingredient for Australian SMEs' marketing strategies, according to research by B2B software search website Capterra.
CyberArk, an identity security company, is helping organisations secure access to critical assets and data, according to TechDay.
A survey shows while 76% of Australian businesses pursue the benefits of AI, building the infrastructure to support it remains a priority.
Australian small businesses are resorting to personal savings or increasing prices to cope with rising costs, says a report from Xero.
Despite the initial gloom, it seems that many of those who found themselves out of work at the beginning of the year are already in new jobs.