Displaying items by tag: Data

COMPANY NEWS UPDATE :  As production lines become increasingly reliant on interconnected computer systems, the risk of cybercriminal exploitation looms large.

COMPANY NEWS:  Company recognised for completeness of vision and ability to execute

GUEST OPINION:  The global economy has undergone many major upheavals in the form of heightened inflation, increased interest rates and unstable oil prices. As these headwinds continue to be felt across Australia and New Zealand (ANZ), business leaders must focus on resilience and risk management.

GUEST OPINION:  Connecting with students digitally and keeping their data safe will be key priorities for Australian universities over the next 12 months.

Ever since the launch of ChatGPT in November 2022, there’s been speculation about when generative AI will have its “iPhone moment” and go truly mainstream. Understanding what this really means and how it will come about is important for developers looking to build successful gen AI applications.

Australians downloaded over 12 million terabytes of data over retail broadband internet and mobile services in the December 2022 quarter, according to the Australian Communications and Media Authority’s Trends and development in telecommunications report.

GUEST OPINION:  Connecting with students digitally and keeping their data safe will be key priorities for Australian universities over the next 12 months.

Simply moving to the cloud is so last decade. Today it’s all about maximising resilience and controlling costs with a multi-cloud strategy, with organisations increasingly spreading business functions across two or more cloud service providers.

GUEST RESEACH:  Status reflects the company’s leadership as the observability and security markets converge

COMPANY NEWS:  Agency recognised for generating a 55% growth in online annual revenue for a long-standing retail client

GUEST RESEARCH: 69% of Australian technology leaders say AI has become mandatory, 96% say generative AI would be more beneficial if it were enriched and prompted by other types of AI

GUEST RESEARCH:  Rubrik Zero Labs Research reveals Australia’s casual culture is leading to data security blind spots

• More Australian security executives reported their employees were ‘definitely’ accessing data in ways not prescribed in data policy
• Compared to the global average, almost three times as many Australian boards and C-suites only receive data security updates when there is a material issue
• More than half of Australian organisations suffered loss of sensitive data in the past year
• Australian organisations reported the highest instance of suffering multiple data loss events

GUEST OPINION:  Appdome - The key trends that shaped the world of business during 2023 are set to continue shaking things up throughout the coming 12 months. The business value they deliver will also increase as understanding and adoption levels rise.

In time for the 12 days of Christmas, data, AI, and analytics software company SAS has released its 12 predictions about AI for the coming year.

In today's lightning-fast business landscape, organisations are on a mission to keep pace with ever-shifting customer demands, market conditions, and regulations. Business leaders must take a deep dive into the heart of their operations – namely, their enterprise resource planning (ERP) software. In times of economic slowdown, with enterprises scrutinising dollars and cents, leaders need to demonstrate how they are making the most of their investment in data technologies.

Melbourne University,  consistently ranked among the world’s top universities, has selected Cognizant to help implement the Tealium Customer Data Platform (CDP).

GUEST RESEARCH:  As more consumers rely on digital applications for all aspects of life, from banking and shopping to entertainment and communication, they fear failures can generate frustration and even spoil their festivities this year.

GUEST OPINION:  One of the residual effects of a hyper-connected digital world is that everything is (necessarily) online. This makes trade secrets all the easier to steal, and Intellectual Property (IP) Theft is rampant. This year, Washington decided to crack down.

COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT:  Rubrik Security Cloud now more accessible to Australia’s Federal Government agencies

GUEST OPINION:  In recent years, the business landscape has witnessed a remarkable transformation with the rapid adoption of cloud computing. Cloud services have revolutionised the way organisations manage and deploy their workloads, offering unparalleled flexibility, scalability, and cost-efficiency.