Local organisations have never had more cyber insight, with three quarters of A/NZ organisations saying they have ‘good ...

Why AI governance is the real competitive advantage… Most companies think AI innovation is being held back by risk. For Spark ...

Enterprises are confronting a dual financial pressure in their SaaS software stacks, with a surge in applications exceeding negotiated contract ceilings and an equally costly problem of over-purchased ...

Bunning’s partial win in its appeal on the use of facial recognition technology in Australian stores has highlighted expectations on how organisations prepare for deploying facial recognition and ...

Suncorp is underwriting a future where AI goes well beyond improving efficiency, with the insurer saying smarter automation and hyper-personalised products will help make insurance more accessible for ...

Christchurch manufacturer and wholesaler of high-quality baked goods sold via FMCG and food service across New Zealand, Australia, and the Pacific. 200 staff, with operations and café outlet based at ...

As a startup business owner entering a highly competitive field – so to speak – a decade ago, Players Sports managing director Mike Wood had some tough decisions to make. Capital is always limited and ...

Professor Andy Koronios is clearly energised about Australia’s $15 million National Agricultural Digital Twin. He describes the platform as potentially ‘transformational’ – a long awaited breakthrough ...

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Software and IT services now 3.7% of GDP despite clouds… New Zealand’s software and IT services companies posted bumper sales in 2023, with double-digit growth recorded across all categories, pushing ...

“I call them the data alchemists of the modern world. They are basically mining and refining all sorts of data about us and then curating it and selling it to the highest bidder.” That’s Chandni Gupta ...

New South Wales has launched Australia’s first parliamentary inquiry into data centres, amid concerns the state government – and others – have been ‘suckered in by a slick get rich quick scheme’. The ...