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Invert Robotics, a New Zealand firm, has been recognised for its life-saving robot 'Alfie', which enhances safety in chemical, industrial, and energy sectors.

The venture is the first time a professional services firm, a bank and a technology company have come together in Aus to start a fintech venture.

Employers that are more transparent, supportive of staff growth and lead by example are more likely to be rated as a good place to work by staff.

The acquisition will see up to 25 Cyberinc employees join KPMG's Australian arm to boost capabilities in domestic identity and access management.

SAM is no longer just about software license compliance. Organisations need to optimise software usage and control costs.

Innovation emerges as top concern for Australia's business leaders in 2018, followed by cost competitiveness and energy policy.

KPMG Australia’s Gerard Vigneron offers some tips for a more holistic approach to cloud and business transformation.

Sydney is now the epicentre of Aussie fintech, hosting over 60% of the nation's startups, per the new Committee for Sydney and KPMG report.

Microsoft and KPMG have expanded their partnership with the launch of two initiatives to address global business issues.

Australian CEOs are primed to disrupt rather than be disrupted, focusing on innovation despite uncertain economic growth, says a KPMG report.

KPMG Australia and Cisco have partnered up to push smart cities in Australia with a focus on developing new tools for leaders of smart city programs.

New Zealand’s SMB must face up to the reasons why they need better cybersecurity, or risk backlash from the law, customers & partners.

KPMG’s Project Management Survey 2017 revealed that two-thirds of projects undertaken in New Zealand are failing.

Prospa wins first place at Smart50 Awards with 1000% growth. CEO says it's just the beginning of their journey. #smallbusiness #fintech.

A KPMG report reveals that nearly one in ten New Zealand employees are susceptible to phishing scams, highlighting the need for better cybersecurity awareness.

KPMG Australia enters the software market with new digital services platform, launching R-D Edge and ESS Reporter tools.

KPMG Australia has launched a dedicated IoT practice to capitalise on a market expected to drive more than $120b in additional economic activity in AU.

Seventy-two percent of CEOs believe that the next three years will be more critical to their industry than the previous 50 years.

Half of IT decision makers have no real strategy to protect against digital crime even though 94% are aware of it. Instead, they feel constrained.

KPGM Australia has snapped up technology consultancy, Markets IT, for an undisclosed sum, in a deal to bolster its play in the capital markets sector.