Tech

One New Zealand selects Google Cloud to simplify infrastructure, and unlock growth and innovation opportunities for Kiwi businesses.

The release of AI tools like ChatGPT benefits cost savings and productivity but also raises cybersecurity concerns, potentially aiding hackers.

According to the study, 47% expect AI/ML to boost human potential, while 45% predict a more diverse workforce.

Data shows 25% of SMEs fear irreversible damage from privacy breaches, inspired by cases like Medibank, Optus, and Telstra, with an additional 25% uncertain about Privacy Act obligations.

Mary Nizamis, Chief Relations and Governance Officer at Skytrust, highlights that cloud-based health and safety software can boost workplace safety for manufacturers already aware of compliance obligations.

With recent Duet AI introduction, Workspace improved productivity: refining content, creating images, turning ideas into action, fostering connections.

Join Sinisa as he embarks on a quest to strike the perfect balance between innovation and responsibility.

These cybersecurity challenges are threatening business growth. Here’s what business leaders need to do.

Global Sisters receives more than $736,000 from Google.org to support 100 women with disabilities to create sustainable self employment and economic security.

A new tool is set to be launched by RIMPA.

Australia’s AI Safety leaders have urged the government to take AI Safety seriously.

Hootsuite launches its seventh annual Social Trends report, helping marketers inform and bring to life strategies around social marketing, social commerce and social care in the new year

Rubrik and Microsoft have announced the integration Rubrik Security Cloud with Microsoft Sentinel and Azure OpenAI Service to accelerate cyber recovery through the use of generative AI and Natural Language Processing (NLP).

Raghu Nandakumara, Senior Director and Head of Industry Solutions at Illumio, provides insights into the strategies that SMEs can employ to protect themselves against ransomware attacks.

Australian consumers are calling for brands to bring an improved human touch to their customer experience.

A recent research study reveals that consumers are placing more trust in generative AI when it comes to various aspects of their lives.

By leveraging advanced data analytics tools and techniques, businesses can unlock actionable information that empowers them to make informed decisions. Read more

Australia may use AI labels to prevent deep fakes.

In the wake of the LastPass data Breach, are password managers still safe to use?

Swag by Employment Hero leverages AI to make it easier for employers to find talent, significantly cutting down time to hire and saving SMEs thousands per year.