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Microsoft is introducing new capabilities in Microsoft 365 that make it possible for every person to do their best work.

New Zealand’s businesses are digitally transforming, supported by good internet infrastructure, and immersed in a culture of innovation.

As Australian companies transition to cloud models, the onus is on building robust security expertise to fend off increasingly frequent cyber-attacks.

Australian enterprises are transforming their IT infrastructure with cloud operating models, but fully-committed migrations are rare.

There has certainly been a lot of buzz surrounding hybrid cloud in recent times, and it’s only getting louder.

Adobe has gathered leading experience makers from around the world for Adobe Symposium 2018, which commenced today in Sydney.

Accenture ANZ lead discusses data's rising value and monetisation in the digital economy, as IDC forecasts growth.

After announcing multiple ANZ partnerships in the last week, Tech Data has made its intentions clear for the region's resellers with this new deal.

A study by Accenture found that only one in eight focused cyberattacks are getting through versus one in three last year.

IDC has released the results of its 2018 APAC vendor assessments for managed security services and threat lifecycle services.

Cyber attacks are costing businesses more than ever, with a global average of USD $11.7 million per organisation, up 62% in five years, says a new report.

With growing data breaches and pending mandatory breach reporting, NZ companies scrutinise cloud security, busting myths for safer data management.

Aussie execs predict AI to join workforce soon, boosting revenues; facial recognition tech poses privacy concerns.

As organisations prioritise digital transformation, CIOs now drive revenue and set business agendas, highlighting an evolving executive role beyond IT.

SAP says the new partnership arrangements will lead to new ‘innovative solutions’ designed to deliver on the promise of the intelligent enterprise.

To survive and thrive, companies need to make the most of their data to see trends and act quickly, just as digital disruptors do.

As data breaches become more common, building customer trust is pivotal. Firms must prioritise transparency, ethical standards, and robust data protection.

As businesses continue to use more and more data, how can they improve the accuracy and legitimacy of their data?.

Schnedier Electric's Russel Senesac says there are a number of factors behind the growing need for the industry to be powered by edge computing.

Complex software-defined supply chains are leading to a maze of blame and hazard. Here are a few ways to avoid it.