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New data shows New Zealand's interactive games industry earns a third more than its Australian counterpart while employing half as many people.
Increased investment in Infrastructure-as-a-Service and cyber-resilient infrastructure are amongst the top 2023 predictions, according to Hitachi Vantara.
Between July and October, Acronis found that the proportion of phishing attacks has risen by 1.3, accounting for 76% of all attacks.
From the AI explosion to the talent war, and from the rise of 5G to the return of the mainframe, there's a lot in store for 2023.
A key business goal is to maximise the value of information and make it easily accessible to the right people in the organisation at the right time.
Ivanti hires Michael Coleman as Partner Sales Director for Australia and New Zealand to strengthen their partner ecosystem and streamline lead generation.
Xero has partnered with New Zealand Football until 2026, which will include the period covering the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023, to be held in Australia and NZ.
End users en masse have turned to applications like Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Slack, Google Hangouts and other workplace collaboration tools.
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has recently vetoed Telstra and TPG's deal to share a network in Australia's regional and rural areas.
DataMesh Group has partnered with Novatti to provide the company's broad client base with card-present payment offerings.
Australian and New Zealand organisations are aiming to do more with their data and reduce time to value, signalling this will be a significant focus in 2023.
The latest research by Palo Alto Networks and Savanta indicates that most Australians need more confidence in Australia's cyber security capabilities.
Australia's Microsoft Partner Go-to Hub powered by Tech Data is the central destination for strategic growth partners to access everything Microsoft.
The Joy Factory's eco-system of products includes protection, mounting systems, kiosks, and mobile workstations.
Cybersecurity resilience is a top priority for companies in Australia as they look to defend against a rapidly evolving threat landscape.
The Xero Small Business Index fell three points in November to 116 points, driven by a slowdown across three sub-metrics.
The Australian Lithuanian Cyber Research Network, a joint initiative of RMIT University and Mykolas Romeris University, launched the Hybrid Threat Centre.
The company says the agreement would provide significant benefits for customers through its 4G and 5G availability, infrastructure, RAN and coverage.
The agreement will see Auroz delivering the full communication and networking solutions from Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise to support channel partners in Australia.