Digital security’s unique role in protecting the environment. In an era marked by escalating cyber threats, Yubico (NASDAQ STOCKHOLM: YUBICO), the leading provider of hardware authentication security keys, is committed to driving positive change by advancing both environmental sustainability and digital security through its Secure It Forward program.
COMPANY ANNOUNCEMENT: Expanded guarantees give enterprises greater control, faster recovery from cyber threats and lower energy costs
GUEST RESEARCH: Study of 460 Australian Design and Make companies reveals AECO, D&M, and M&E sectors continue to grapple with challenges including cost control, talent shortages and environmental sustainability.
COMPANY NEWS: Ricoh has been awarded the highest Platinum rating for sustainability performance from EcoVadis, the world’s most trusted provider of business sustainability ratings. Placing Ricoh among the top 1% of companies assessed, this is Ricoh’s first Platinum rating, following ten consecutive years of Gold ratings from 2014 to 2024.
GUEST RESEARCH: Across regions, consumers say they are willing to spend more for food and beverage, cleaning products and more, but high prices and perceptions of greenwashing remain key barriers
COMPANY NEWS: Hitachi Vantara report reveals 84% of leaders fear catastrophic data loss as AI strains infrastructure and 41% say AI is already a critical part of their function
GUEST OPINION: The emergence of Chinese AI start-ups such as DeepSeek and a review of Australia’s own sovereign AI and cybersecurity capabilities are gaining more political attention in the lead up to this year’s federal election.
Latest State of Security and Identity Report reveals a shift toward software-driven solutions and artificial intelligence in 2025
COMPANY NEWS: As organisations navigate an increasingly complex threat landscape, security leaders are making strategic shifts toward unified platforms and emerging technologies, according to the newly released 2025 State of Security and Identity Report from HID. The comprehensive study gathered responses from 1,800 partners, end users, and security and IT personnel worldwide, and reveals a significant transformation in how businesses are approaching security, with mobile credentials and artificial intelligence emerging as key drivers of innovation.
Financial sustainability is the backbone of any successful enterprise, ensuring long-term growth while weathering economic uncertainties. For businesses in India’s dynamic market—marked by rapid digitization, regulatory shifts, and evolving consumer preferences—achieving this requires strategic planning, adaptability, and disciplined execution. This article offers a comprehensive overview of how you can enhance financial sustainability in your business.
As mobile workforces grow, businesses are turning to advanced technology to drive efficiency, security, and sustainability. In 2025, AI, automation, and real-time connectivity will transform how mobile employees operate. SOTI, a global leader in enterprise mobility and IoT management, has identified five key trends that will redefine mobile work.
Waterjet cutting has revolutionized modern manufacturing, offering precision and versatility in cutting various materials. Unlike traditional cutting methods, which often generate excessive heat and waste, waterjet cutting provides a cleaner, more efficient alternative. As industries move toward sustainable practices, the demand for eco-friendly cutting solutions has surged.
There’s a delightful irony in Star Wars’ infamous Death Star: for all its futuristic might, it was ultimately undone by a good old-fashioned exhaust port. An oversight in waste-heat management (yes, that big hole was basically a vent) led to the most explosive operational failure in galactic history. It’s a classic example of why sustainability and sensible design matter—and it’s not so far removed from the challenges we face in modern IT.
Organisations everywhere are being challenged to embrace AI. Yet, AI needs a lot of energy, which in turn means emissions. An AI and data-driven world needs new thinking to ensure sustainability, says HPE.
COMPANY NEWS: Hitachi Vantara survey finds data demands to triple by 2026, highlighting critical role of data infrastructure in AI success and revealing gaps in data governance, security, and sustainability
GUEST RESEARCH: Technology infrastructure is no longer a generalised or limited set of homogeneous technologies. These technologies are evolving rapidly to best serve the business applications, scenarios, and use cases that enterprises need most. Recent focus on AI infrastructure has reinvigorated thinking around differentiation rather than just viewing it as a commodity stack. At the same time, acquisitions and the increasing importance of sustainability make it clear that infrastructure matters and can be a business differentiator in key scenarios.
CBRIN-supported activities contributed $123 million directly to the ACT's gross state product (GSP) in 2024, according to a new report by PwC.
For every dollar from the ACT Government, CBRIN generated over $50 in GSP.
CBRIN directly and indirectly supported around 1,609 jobs in 2024.
63% of employees in Australia see sustainability goals in their company, but would like to see more commitment
RESEARCH: Technology infrastructure is no longer a generalised or limited set of homogeneous technologies. These technologies are evolving rapidly to best serve the business applications, scenarios, and use cases that enterprises need most. Recent focus on AI infrastructure has reinvigorated thinking around differentiation rather than just viewing it as a commodity stack. At the same time, acquisitions and the increasing importance of sustainability make it clear that infrastructure matters and can be a business differentiator in key scenarios.
Synechron focuses on five key areas for 2025, highlighting that the success of Australian businesses will depend on their ability to adapt, invest strategically and align their operations with these areas
COMPANY NEWS: Synechron, Inc., a leading global digital transformation consulting firm, has today shared its 2025 tech trends and predictions, highlighting key areas like artificial intelligence (AI), digital transformation, sustainability, quantum computing and cybersecurity.
GUEST OPINION: This has been a year of significant technological progress, with businesses making bold moves to modernise and adapt in 2024. Many organisations have moved away from outdated practices, embracing fresh ideas to stay competitive. The message is clear: keeping pace with change is no longer optional.
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