Opinion stories
In today's challenging economic climate, Australian and New Zealand finance professionals are under pressure to up their output and contain costs.
Data center management solutions enable facilities and IT professionals to intelligently reduce energy consumption.
Getting off legacy systems can be difficult but the potential benefits of updating IT infrastructure or even better integrating old systems can be immense.
There are three main areas that IT leaders must focus on when striving to ensure business continuity is maintained during the pandemic.
To meet rising expectations, businesses must overcome RPA limitations: incomplete process automation, enterprise-scale challenges, and security concerns.
As COVID-19 reshapes network traffic, organisations are scrambling to manage the surge in remote working. VPNs and performance monitoring become critical.
By cutting out the silos and shadow systems, financial organisations can increase operational efficiency and governance.
A modern BYO-anything workforce means more access points, hidden apps and hurdles to secure across the organisation.
Streamlined metadata capture and its application to content provides a clear path forward for a more intelligent digital workplace.
Remote working has become common practice, but it brings new security challenges. Forescout outlines four considerations for a zero trust architecture.
Australian IT MSPs can leverage external data to enhance AI tools, ensuring they stay competitive in the booming AI landscape despite low internal data volumes.
COVID-19 pushes organisations to embrace remote work with Microsoft Office 365 deployments, but key considerations must not be overlooked.
MyFiziq has developed a patented application designed to help reduce cases of obesity, whilst also having an impact in the fight against COVID-19.
As remote work becomes the norm, CSOs face the dual challenge of maintaining security and productivity. Here's a strategy for resilience amid adversity.
Aussie firms adopt new CX tech amidst economic strain, seeking to prevent customer loss and enhance engagement.
Once cryptocurrency is stolen, there is no refund like there is with a bank or credit card company, and governments offer no protection for users.
In an era of heightened risk, effective communication between cybersecurity chiefs and business leaders at the board level has never been more important.
Suddenly the ultimate disruption has blindsided us and much of what was purely aspirational has become urgent necessity.
Post-Royal Commission, Australian financial institutions turn to data virtualisation for compliance, ensuring transparency and operational efficiency.
Australian organisations take an average of 200 days to identify a breach and another 81 days to contain them, both longer periods than a year ago.
