Opinion stories
It's time for New Zealand businesses to reconsider their payment offering to customers to improve efficiencies and scale up operations.
Technology advancements are continuously reshaping not only the way we work but how organisations fundamentally operate across nearly every industry.
Mega-company Amazon asked Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern for help over billion-dollar data centres it is building here, and to have input on policy.
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.
End users en masse have turned to applications like Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Slack, Google Hangouts and other workplace collaboration tools.
SAP is a critical part of business operations, giving enterprise companies the ability to deliver goods and services to customers around the world.
The supply chain and transport & logistics (T&L) sectors are under greater pressure to meet customer demands than ever before.
In a year of economic uncertainty and geopolitical tensions, it should be no surprise that the digital landscape is fraught with cyberthreats.
As solar energy takes off, Australian businesses benefit from low installation costs, boosting the country's solar market.
ESG investment has surged from $5bn in 2018 to nearly $70bn in 2021, making AI data analytics an increasingly valuable tool in assessing ESG performance.
Australian and New Zealand organisations are embracing new technology trends that will impact their operations beyond 2023.
With the increasing use of artificial intelligence, and quantum computing expected to soon become a reality, the cyber threatscape is changing more than ever.
Technology that lets outdoor advertisers track people in the street is spreading, though the marketing industry says it is at pains not to invade privacy.
Enterprise tablets purpose-built for specific front-line workers and applications are a better investment, despite higher upfront costs.
IT spending worldwide is expected to reach $4.6 trillion in 2023, up 5.1% from 2022, despite an uncertain economic outlook for consumers and businesses.
Shopping habits have changed since the beginning of the pandemic; the biggest trend of all is the rise of hybrid shopping.
As Australia faces recession, a shortage of skilled workers and a lengthy recovery, employers must see this as an opportunity, not just a necessity.
Consumer data is becoming more complex, making it crucial to extract the right insights. The art and science of engaging customers is crucial.
In such a competitive and pressured operating environment, T&L organisations need to automate processes to ensure they are meeting current customer demands.
A publicly exposed API is widely believed to be the cause of at least one of the major attacks on Australian enterprises in the back half of 2022.