Opinion stories
Minutes from the data ethics advisory group's October meeting show members discussed the constraints on it enforcing or influencing the issues brought to them.
Enterprises face unique challenges in 2023, with hybrid and multi-cloud operations, AI disruption, and the need for deep observability.
Online international marketplace sales are growing rapidly and present significant growth opportunities for Australian brands.
Telecommunications companies are expanding their network capacity to cater for the additional network capacity requirements of IoT, 5G, and private 5G networks.
New opportunities and challenges await in 2023 as cybersecurity remains a priority, M&A activity continues, and data management grows in importance.
Even in 2023, ensuring applications and environments are always ready for a digital traffic burst remains challenging.
In 2023, assisted by an increasingly cooperative regulatory environment, the future of enterprise networks is about to be born on a global scale.
The food and beverage industry faces increasing pressure to be sustainable and profitable, but it is no longer a choice, writes journalist [Author].
By building new competencies, organisations across industries realise the benefits that come with the cloud: scale, cost-saving, and efficiency.
Cutting costs and creating value was part of the rationale behind companies moving to the cloud, but some organisations are still waiting for those results.
Supply chain cyber risk is a mounting issue. Many Australian organisations don't understand how third parties increase cyber risk.
Digital transformation has led to complex data management challenges for IT teams. A data fabric can help solve these issues by connecting data across systems.
The mass shift to remote and hybrid forms of working over the past couple of years has expanded the attack surface of organisations.
Digital transformation is revolutionizing retail, but seamless mobile connectivity is crucial for success, according to a Forbes study.
Savings are not keeping pace with costs in real terms, making potential returns on higher-risk investment opportunities through private markets more appealing.
While the European Union has been a forerunner in the regulatory arena, GDPR is now just one of a multitude of different regulations.
Governance, Risk and Compliance (GRC) covers the full breadth of stringent boundaries organizations must operate within to achieve their business objectives.
Data is fueling the new economy by enabling governments and enterprises to formulate policy, track consumers, and develop future-forward strategies.
CIOs have an opportunity to take a comprehensive look into the health of their IT infrastructure, and in particular, end-user experience.
Digital transformation is a major undertaking for any organisation, and effective leadership is critical for its success.