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• Rapid response now needs a sustainable shift: NSW Government CIO
• AFP confiscates $1.2m in cryptocurrency earnt from nicked Netflix services
• Zendesk to buy SurveyMonkey parent for $5.3bn
• US lawmakers vote to tighten restrictions on Huawei, ZTE
• Allianz Australia CIO switches to Suncorp
• NSW gov cyber security progress "insufficient", audit finds
• Services Australia says phone-cracking tech not used for income support compliance
• Commbank signs Australia’s first build-to-rent Green Loan
• FAANGA now MAANGA as Facebook morphs into Meta
• Business continuity planning proved crucial: Nestlé supply chain chief
• Microsoft to work with US community colleges to fill 250,000 cyber jobs
• Facebook changes company name to Meta
• Cover-More Group appoints new CIO
• Banks get more time to prep IT systems for negative rates
• La Trobe University transforms digital infrastructure in race to net zero
• ANZ Banking Group prepares for ANZ Plus launch
• Vic motorist sues Toyota Australia for car navi's 'silly' routes
• Microsoft nearly overtakes Apple as most valuable company
• Hackers-for-hire are biggest cyber security threat
• Coles to build staff engagement platform on Microsoft 365 base
• WorldPay replaces Chinese PoS terminals after US Feds raid
• ACCC wants browser choice screen offered to all Android device users in Australia
• Australia Post to give more customers two-hour delivery estimate
• Boards less tolerant of cyber risk, increasing cyber literacy
• Case Study: Lucky timing and smart strategy pays dividends at Amart
• COVID exposed process, technology limitations in supply chains: SAP exec
• Intel teams with Google Cloud to develop new class of data centre chip
• US Justice Department probes Visa's 'fintech' relationships
• How Australian governments can accelerate their cloud-first IT strategies
• Service NSW to begin 'pinging' app users to Covid exposures
• Volt Bank officially a data recipient under consumer data right
• Catastrophic governance failures are rooted in organisational culture
• Cybersecurity spending hinders investment elsewhere: Gartner
• Opinion: Driving Sustainability in Supply Chains. An Exciting Road Ahead
• RBA finds its next CIO
• NBN price inquiry 'encouraged' to give 'in-depth consideration' to keeping CVC
• Microsoft sees cloud business growth
• AMD forecasts strong revenue on data centre, gaming chips demand
• FCC revokes authorisation of China Telecom's US unit
• Investors like the appeal of Quantum computing, but reward comes with risk
• Space set to become a trillion dollar industry: Bain & Company
• Hiring and firing department transforms to value driver, says Zip
• Pet care supplier booms despite supply chain disruptions
• Cisco creates Apple-specific development team
• WooliesX lands Endeavour Group head of customer tech
• AWS signs deal with British spy agencies
• Iran says cyber attack causes widespread disruption at gas stations
• Gov considers new powers for telcos to block malicious SMS scams
• Kick the tyres of AI systems using real world data at #BuildWithAI Hack 2021
• Officeworks takes ServiceNow across its IT, HR and facilities ops
• NSW gov to launch identity theft recovery service
• US State Department to set up cyber bureau
• Facebook will fuel further unrest, whistleblower says
• Most Digital Government Programs Are Failing to Scale: Gartner
• PayPal says it is currently not pursuing Pinterest acquisition
• UK regulator probes Motorola mobile radio services over competition concerns
• Infosys proves new Centrelink entitlements calculation engine works
• US NTSB head criticises Tesla over vehicle self-driving beta
• Australian regulator 'concerned' about Facebook's approach to media law
• Top 25 supply chains share three key macro-trends, says Gartner
• NDR comes of age as frontline security application
• Cover Story: How the best run global supply chains mitigate pandemic chaos
• Russian SolarWinds hackers breached 14 Microsoft resellers and service providers
• Services Australia to launch myGov mobile app in December
• Boards set to increase risk appetite, say Gartner
• CBA eyes customers' ATO refunds to pay down credit card debt
• Gov to tackle data handling by online platforms, brokers
• NEXTDC to build first NT data centre
• Employee experience a key driver of performance, says McKinsey
• Telstra, gov combine funds for $2.1bn purchase of Digicel
• Case Study: Customer Loyalty, channel harmonisation bolstered Country Road through the pandemic
• Impact of pandemic on Indigenous Australian workforce unknown due to lack of data
• Secure email group Proton wins Swiss appeal over surveillance rules
• G7 countries reach breakthrough on digital trade and data
• UniSA CIO to retire after 20 years
• WA gov finds fuel to kickstart its digital ambitions
• Who did Digital Nation Australia speak to this week?
• Ransomware gang REvil forced offline in multi-country operation
• ANZ appoints its first divisional CIO
• Aussie Broadband in talks to buy Over The Wire
• Australian gov asked to regulate to help cryptocurrency industry 'mature'
• CM Group and Cheetah Digital announce merger
• Digital transformation delivers a great lurch forward, and a reckoning on purpose
• Climate data informs responsible investment
• Vic gov keeps cost of Microsoft vaccine system a secret
• UK agrees to end digital services tax after global tax reform
• Google halves Play Store fees for subscription apps
• Banks may be offered due diligence assistance to stop debanking of risky fintechs
• SiteMinder IPO will confirm its Unicorn status
• In the US, CMOs have accelerated digital transformation: Deloitte
• Telstra customers impacted by prolonged prepaid system outage
• Alphabet's Wing project unveils new drone delivery model in Texas
• US consumer watchdog to query tech giants over financial data
• Gov asked to revise NBN SoE to cover field force work conditions
• Quantum computing can transform optimisation, machine learning, and cryptography
• OpenLearning and Canva partnership addresses tech skill gap
• PayPal in $60 billion bid for Pinterest
• Biden administration seeks corporate America's help tracking cyber criminals
• Australia Post completes SD-WAN migration at 3600 retail sites
• Gov pressed to end reliance on IT contractors, fill APS "capability gap"
• Telstra, Optus trade multi-gigabit speed tests on 5G
• ICAC pings two former TAFE NSW execs over software deal
• Cyber incident takeover powers reintroduced to parliament
• AirTrunk releases sustainability report and net zero emissions roadmap
• Atlassian is the first Australian business to make 25 World’s Best Workplaces
• Australia to make permanent company laws allowing virtual AGMs
• US Senate panel to hold new hearing on social media impact on young users
• Coles Group tries to lure IT talent back from career breaks
• Live entertainment startup Muso raises $2 million in funding
• Aussie Broadband watches its NBN excess bandwidth bill climb
• Case Study: A decade's worth of digital helped Purebaby grow through lockdowns
• Micro-learning is the next evolution for professional upskilling
• Oracle's NetSuite adds banking features to its software
• Facebook to pay up to US$14.25 million to settle US employment discrimination claims
• NSW government told to polish data sharing laws
• Woolworths Finance Shared Services undergoes transformation
• Lotterywest finds new CIO
• US bill would stop Big Tech favouring its own products
• Britain's Tesco opens checkout-free store in London
• NSW to investigate driverless taxis with Aptiv, Hyundai
• Q: The trick to effective personalisation? A: Don’t do personalisation
• How energy sector can prepare for rise in electric vehicles: JP Morgan
• Equinix to build two more data centres in Sydney
• Digital provides better outcomes for teachers and students: Janison CEO
• COVER STORY: Education undergoes greatest transformation in sector’s history
• Apple unveils two new MacBooks, AirPods
• Five US lawmakers accuse Amazon of possibly lying to Congress
• Transurban's innovation GM moves to EY
• Service NSW deploys secure data transfer app after phishing attack
• Effective AI risk mitigation relies on identification and prioritisation
• GovConnex receives $1 million in funding
• "Kill all you see." The tragic, real world consequences of Facebook’s algorithms
• Parpera, Railspay to launch microbusiness banking app
• ANZ Banking Group tackles risk reporting 'rethink' on Google cloud
• Facebook plans to hire 10,000 in EU to build 'metaverse'
• Gov to begin issuing vaccine passports for international travel
• Immediation raises $3.6 million — launches US business
• Collaboration platform challenges and rewards employees: X-Team
• Westpac puts a positive lens on its transformation strategy
• Transport for NSW group CISO to exit
• China to keep up scrutiny of internet sector
• Amazon's Twitch says source code exposed in data breach
• US Treasury puts crypto industry on notice over rising ransomware attacks
• Who did Digital Nation Australia speak to this week?
• Coles keeps a close watch on its Azure cloud costs
• US Army delays rollout of Microsoft AR goggles
• Tech giants say gov cyber incident intervention powers 'unworkable'
• US governor accuses source-code viewing site visitor of hacking
• Service NSW turns on in-app vaccine certificates
• Defence hands IBM $42m for SAP case management system
• What are Power Purchase Agreements, and how effective are they?
• Big Tech to face another bipartisan antitrust bill in US
• Coding platform GitLab valued at $18bn
• Microsoft to shut down LinkedIn in China
• Health ministers urged to take action on home quarantine app privacy fears
• AI content generation could drive $800B personalisation revolution: BCG
• ACSC offers free protective DNS service to federal, state gov agencies
• CBA granularly costs every one of its 2200 applications
• 7-Eleven disables facial image capture on customer feedback tablets
• Dell targets market for 5G networks built on open-source hardware
• Sustainable investment trending upwards
• US asks Tesla why it did not recall Autopilot
• Australian data sovereignty and protection concerns increase
• Expect dramatic value chain disruptions every four years: McKinsey Global Institute
• Telstra 'gamifies' cloud cost reduction efforts among internal teams
• Westpac, Commbank using digital to address social needs of customers
• Business sustainability push is driving Big Four funding innovations
• Superannuation undergoes sustainable transformation
• Reserve Bank CIO lands at Salesforce
• Oracle opens underground Israel cloud data centre
• Apple warns of cybercrime risks under draft EU plan
• FrankieOne closes $20 million Series A
• Woolworths ecommerce director to shift into supply chain leadership role
• US agency submits initial recommendations on app data security to White House
• Apple likely to slash iPhone 13 production
• SAP lifts full-year outlook as more customers shift to cloud
• Westpac sets up Gold Coast software engineering hub
• Government plans mandatory reporting, new offences for ransomware crackdown
• eftpos announces new QR payment platform
• Cashless Australia?: Woolworths transactions hit 90 per cent digital, bank withdrawals tank, Paypal surges
• Mini-documentary: Company culture is not what employees think — its what they do
• Lack of rigour in appointments holding back Australian boards
• IAG to drive scalability into its data analytics efforts
• EU to investigate Nvidia's US$54 billion ARM bid
• Twitter debuts new ad features, revamped algorithm
• NSW Health rethinks systems approach with vaccine platform
• eftpos finds retailer, bank support for QR payments platform
• NAB uses DevAx::academy in monolithic application breakdown
• Revenue NSW digital chief departs
• Perth Airport to 'connect the dots' on flyers
• Emerson plans $15 billion merger of software units with AspenTech
• China has won AI battle with US
• When is Platform? What is an Ecosystem? What is a Market?
• Culture Amp appoints Anna Binder to its board of directors
• Update: At 86 400, founder Robert Bell stepping down, Philippa Watson steps up
• Four factors determine corporate spin-off success, says McKinsey
• COVER STORY: Sustainability as a driver of business transformation
• Directors must move with the times — or move on
• Bushfires, Royal Commissions and a global pandemic force businesses to consider sustainability
• Parliament appoints ATO deputy CISO as new cyber chief
• Facebook-backed group launches misinformation adjudication panel in Australia
• Amazon to take team-wise approach on remote work policy
• CBA looks beyond apps for its future digital direction
• NSW, Victoria start piloting vaccine certificates through check-in apps
• HR platform Reejig raises $6 million Series A funding round
• Transforming products into services demands mindset shift: Pure Storage CEO
• Tech sector dominates Kantar BrandZ Global 100 survey
• A 360° view of the cost of data breaches in Australia and how to mitigate them
• RBA says major cyber attack against the banks 'almost inevitable'
• Media landscape evolves as consumer expectations rise, says Bain & Co
• CBA rolls out digital lending product in partnership with fintech Waddle
• US telecom regulator circulates Boeing satellite plan for approval
• Labor pledges 'Buy Australian' plan to boost domestic gov spending
• TSMC and Sony considering joint chip factory
• Why Australia’s governments need to expand their data boundaries
• Brand purpose encourages innovation: CEO Women's Community Shelters
• Boards diversifying in gender and skills: Governance Institute of Australia
• EY report reveals boards need overhaul to keep up with enterprise transformation
• Boards falter on digitalisation, sustainability, future of work
• Apple asks judge to pause Epic Games antitrust orders
• Australia mulls measures making social media giants responsible for defamatory postings
• CBA to treat its software like "food in the fridge"
• AWS cautions gov against rushing in more cyber security regulations
• Great Southern Bank's CTO lands at Dubber
• Who did Digital Nation Australia speak to this week?
• NSW Fair Trading deploys Pega to take building bond management online
• Southern Cross University creates CIO positon
• Tesla moving headquarters to Texas from California
• ANZ teams up with Visa for BNPL service
• Westpac accredited as data recipient under consumer data right
• General Motors appoints its first chief digital officer: Edward Kummer
• Twitch hack reveals earnings of top streamers
• RBA loses its CIO
• SolarWinds hackers stole data on US sanctions policy, intelligence probes
• Characteristics of successful digital transformation: Gerd Schenkel
• From Supply Chain ‘Egosystem’ to Ecosystem
• Australian data centre sustainability regulation has no set targets for emissions reduction
• Measuring electricity consumption of data centres key to reducing costs and emissions
• 'A coward's palace': PM slams social media amid defamation law controversy
• Amazon's Twitch blames configuration error for data breach
• ACT govt invests $40m in digital services, cyber security and analytics
• Govt certifies first four 'strategic' cloud providers
• "Move away from linear thinking", futurologist advises business leaders
• CBA spins up three 'execution factories' for cloud migration
• AWS, Telstra, L'Oreal Australia line up against cyber security director liability plan
• TIO Judi Jones resigns
• Digital leaders master collaboration, reskilling and culture: Didier Bonnet
• Next generation of Digital Giants growing faster than the originals: Ray Wang
• US to tell critical rail, air companies to report hacks
• UK's Ocado invests in self-driving startup Wayve
• Nvidia offers EU concessions over US$54 billion Arm deal
• Culture and purpose drive business outcomes: Apollo Care CEO
• If purpose is the 'why', shared value is the 'how'
• Brand purpose takes centre stage: Edelman Australia CEO
• Data centre sustainability in the spotlight with emissions set to significantly worsen
• Opinion: The board and brand purpose, is it the tortoise and the hare?
• HR platform consolidation unlocks the value of data at Aurecon
• Australia Post trials running post office processes on a smartphone
• 'Urgent' govt digital capability review still not finalised
• Google wants to use AI to time traffic lights more efficiently
• Apple to face EU antitrust charge over NFC chip
• Amazon's Twitch hit by data breach
• Wing partners with Vicinity Centres for shopping centre drone delivery
• Transformation at Aurecon demanded human-centred approach
• Lendlease Digital CEO Bill Ruh reveals dramatic benefits of transformation
• Purposeful brands empower risk taking: Minderoo
• Clicks not an accurate gauge of effective marketing
• Case Study: Brand transformation leads to martech consolidation at Criteria Corp
• Queensland Transport stands up new platform for microservices push
• Nib switches on 'voicebot' in its support centre
• Telstra lays out roadmap for edge compute services
• Udemy files for US IPO
• Facebook 'operating in the shadows' says whistleblower
• ANZ funds its technology projects 'like venture capital'
• NSW govt looks to extend DMARC to all councils
• Temasek leads funding in cloud security firm Orca Security
• Maintenance error caused Facebook's six-hour outage
• Whistleblower, Frances Haugen, says Facebook endangers children, lies about misinformation
• Vision, strategy, execution model informs prioritisation at ASX, says CIO Dan Chesterman
• Didier Bonnet, Ray Wang, Kristine Dery, Gerd Schenkel and Bill Ruh tackle digital transformation
• Travel platform Siteminder raises $100M in pre-IPO round
• Space age gold rush triggers new wave of global innovation
• ACCC wants new powers to counter Google's ad tech dominance
• McKinsey: Data driven marketing key to helping CMOs meet CEO expectations
• Research tells us the future of work is hybrid. But at what cost?
• Innovation accelerated, but be mindful of what we lost: Macquarie CEO
• Mini-documentary: Brand purpose returns to the core of business strategy
• Till Payments raises $110M in Series C funding
• Rethinking brand purpose drives business change
• Digital driving down electricity and gas costs says Lendlease Co-CIO
• COVER STORY: Data centre sustainability scrutiny puts emissions in the spotlight
• Edge, cryptocurrency drive exponential energy growth in data centres
• Case study: How Aurecon's CFO and CHRO delivered better employee experience
• Govt lowers barriers to consumer data right participation
• Telstra appoints new edge and cloud executive
• Ukrainian police arrest hacker who allegedly caused $200m damage to global firms
• US Supreme Court rebuffs Oracle challenge to Pentagon cloud contract
• Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp reconnecting after nearly six-hour outage
• Microsoft confirms Outlook.com outage
• Westpac measures its microservices reuse
• Lakeba Group appoints chief investment officer
• SAP announces key regional CFO promotions
• Cohesity Appoints Kevin Delane as Chief Revenue Officer
• Airwallex makes senior appointments in finance and HR
• Common platforms, digital smarts pay off for NSW
• All Facebook sites and services vanish from the Internet
• Apple's iPhone privacy changes may signal desire to enter advertising market
• White House plans 30-country meeting on cybercrime and ransomware
• Facebook does not believe it is a primary cause of polarisation
• Westpac extends digital gambling block feature across its brands
• Defence Industry Minister adds tech portfolio in cabinet reshuffle
• Zoom, Five9 to terminate nearly $20bn all-stock deal
• Government unveils digital identity bill
• PEXA finds new data chief
• Optus tower auction nets $1.9bn for 70 percent stake
• ANU ends its lengthy CIO search
• China drafts new data measures, defines "core data"
• Google tells court 'staggering' $7 billion EU antitrust fine flawed