Ingram Micro announced the availability of its Microsoft Copilot readiness service, a strategic initiative aimed at accelerating artificial intelligence (AI) readiness across Australia and New
The banking sector in Australia is currently under intense scrutiny, with the ‘Big’Four’—Westpac, NAB, CBA, and ANZ—dominating the industry. More and more people are seeking
The Australian government, under the leadership of Albanese, has introduced stringent legislation in response to the escalating cyber threat crisis. This legislation seeks to tackle
PagerDuty research reveals incidents costing more and taking two and a half hours to resolve for Australian organisations. PagerDuty, a global leader in digital operations
Interim approval for a multimillion-dollar deal ensuring cash transport across Australia has been granted by the Consumer Watchdog. The big four banks of Australia—ANZ, Commonwealth
A prominent designer asserts that the surge in disposable developments must be curtailed, with greater emphasis on the durability of these projects. The same designer
A recent report from Boston Consulting Group and Salesforce noted a correlation between the quality of online government services and trust in the government. 84%
Artificial intelligence-powered deepfake technology is rapidly evolving, posing significant challenges to government security. This technology can manipulate audio, video, and images to create highly convincing
The City of Melbourne is powering ahead to deliver the benefits of renewable energy for residents and businesses by switching on the first Power Melbourne
Channel Seven experienced a security breach that led to the unauthorised modification of all their videos. A Tesla channel that features a live stream of
A grassroots national charity that finances climate action projects entirely from donations has helped Adelaide’s iconic non-profit Capri Theatre install a new 71.8 kW rooftop
The Australian Citizens Party (ACP) says Australia Post CEO Paul Graham was right yesterday to call out the big banks for exploiting post offices, but
