Economy stories
Australian tech industry targets aren't ambitious enough, says ACS, calling for greater visionary thinking from leaders.
eInvoicing is hailed as Australia's economic saviour, with government agencies given less than five months to adopt the new system.
Exabeam's Fusion SIEM offering delivers a 245% ROI and $3.73m in benefits over three years, according to a commissioned TEI study.
Only 6% of businesses use, access, and share data and data services in a way that grants them all the business benefits provided by a robust data strategy.
NTT DATA, NTT Innovation Laboratory, and Duality Technologies collaborate to evaluate the use of sensitive multisource data while maintaining privacy.
A new report by Future Market Insights on the Internet of Things manufacturing market says the market share is likely to reach approx. US$399 billion by 2026.
Study shows that Indonesia, Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa could see billions in economic benefits from enabling unlicensed access to the 5925-7125 MHz band.
The Malaysia Global Business Forum (MGBF) is launching a new roundtable series addressing the evolving threat matrix of the digital economy.
Cybercrime has been estimated to cost the Australian economy AUD$42 billion, according to a new book released by a UNSW cybersecurity expert.
Study reveals global expense of in-demand electronics, exposing supply chain shortages and currency fluctuations during pandemic.
Five years of advances in digital transformation for New Zealand businesses has occurred in a period of eight weeks, due to COVID-19, a new report finds.
New Zealand urged to focus on innovation and knowledge economy to reset economic future in post-COVID era, says report.
Graeme Muller says that he has returned from the Bay Area with an understanding of just how valuable the Kiwi-Cali connection will be.
The 2022 MYOB Business Monitor survey has found more than two thirds of SMEs are expecting the economy to decline in the next 12 months.
Big Data Exchange (BDx) is moving its global headquarters to Singapore, tripling investments in data centers and increasing its workforce by 100%.
The digital technology sector is now one of the country's top earners, contributing an estimated $6.6 billion to the economy in 2019.
New tourism startups are making a name for themselves in New Zealand and abroad, fresh from a start with Lightning Lab Tourism.
With New Zealand aiming to make tech our number two export by 2025, and primary industry already our number one, we need a clear path forward.
1 year ago Auckland businesses were feeling relatively optimistic about the economy, but fast-forward to the present and that has drastically changed.
44% of operators in Waikato and the Bay of Plenty saw their revenue improve in the last 12 months, with similar levels of growth seen in Southland.