Displaying items by tag: AI technology

GUEST RESEARCH

• 57% of Australian HR professionals report an increase in AI-related budgets in 2025 (up from 38% in 2024).
• 83% believe AI will significantly impact HR this year, with 32% calling it 'transformative'.1 in 4 (27%) say workforce upskilling will be their
• organisation’s biggest challenge in the next 12 months – up from fourth place last year.
• 68% feel their department is "future-ready" for AI adoption.

New data just released shows that AI technology is improving outcomes for students in Australia's classrooms, according to “Australia & NZ’s biggest educational technology provider”, Education Perfect.

NEC has developed a marketing strategy planning & effectiveness simulation technology that utilises generative AI to identify latent needs of customers and generate optimal measures.

Low-code platform provider Pegasystems has announced plans to extend its use of AI in its platform with a set of new generative AI capabilities across Pega Infinity.

An international group of researchers including researchers from Monash University has successfully applied AI technology to real-world retinal imagery to detect possible diseases more accurately and on a larger scale.

NICE launches CXone Expert, “the industry’s first digitally fluent self-service solution combining data, AI, and knowledge management, and turns bots into smart digital agents.” The newest solution integrates “seamless experience and gives agents to see the customer’s journey” and creates “meaningful conversation.”

The only dedicated Information Technology (IT) faculty in Australia’s coalition of the Group of Eight research universities - the Faculty of IT at Monash University - is marking its 30th anniversary in 2020.

Global communications giant Motorola Solutions has paid US$445 million to acquired VaaS International Holdings, a data and image analytics company based in Livermore, California and Fort Worth, Texas.

There has been an unprecedented level of new cyber crime attacks worldwide in 2017 — both in number and intensity — and next year is expected to be even worse, according to global security firm MailGuard.

ICT services giant NEC is rebranding its portfolio of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies as “NEC the WISE” to reflect what it says is its “strong desire to facilitate co-operation between people and AI”.