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• Case Study: How Vodafone NZ transformed its procurement capability
• RMIT University recommends world-first Melbourne Digital Cities Research Centre
• Bushfire AI platform Firestory appoints Rob James as managing director
• Amazon unveils supply-chain, cloud services drawing on its retail arm
• Tech Council of Australia supports proactive regulation of digital assets
• CrowdStrike forecasts current-quarter revenue below estimates
• BHP to revamp contractor management
• ANZ lets businesses create single-use virtual credit cards
• Vocus to sell Starlink's business services
• During bankruptcy hearing BlockFi says it's 'the antithesis of FTX'
• Services Australia slims ICT contractor workforce by 1000
• Apple shipments predicted to be 20 million short of expectations
• State of Security 2022: Network and Infrastructure Security
• State of Security 2022: Data Security
• State of Security 2022: Cloud Security
• State of Security 2022: Identity and Access Management
• State of Security 2022: Fraud Detection and Prevention
• State of Security 2022: Endpoint Security
• State of Security 2022: Application Security
• Google Cloud appoints Paul Dearlove as head of New Zealand arm
• NBN Co names its next CIO
• Human rights groups welcomes Respect at Work Bill passing
• RBA goes public with payments outage post-incident report
• ANZ taps Kmart for new head of cloud platforms
• Facebook fined $412 million over scraped profiles
• Government urged to end 'broadband tax'
• UK ditches ban on 'legal but harmful' online content
• Cost savings from smart grids to hit US$125B in 2027: Juniper
• Microsoft expected to offer EU concessions to keep Activision deal alive
• Crypto lender BlockFi files for bankruptcy as FTX carnage continues
• RBA refreshes career paths for its technology team
• Banks in EU face tougher rules on cloud migration
• Gov's new privacy breach penalties pass parliament
• Column: Shaping the future, innovation ecosystem in action
• Westpac joins industry experts for fintech AI hub
• The effort effectiveness crisis
• Tennis Australia serves new rewards for Australian Open NFT holders
• Medibank breach prompts "intensifying" APRA scrutiny
• BoQ backs tech transformation under new leadership
• Qld gov smart ticketing rollout expands
• Two Victorians charged in help desk scam investigation
• Airservices in the market for high-level consulting
• RBA makes strides with its infrastructure transformation
• Dell patches virtual storage software against OpenSSL, Apache bugs
• Common cloud strategy mistakes leaders make
• PEXA crafts its own resilience framework
• Resolution Life uses AI to triage claims in 15 seconds
• EU antitrust regulators ramp up Microsoft scrutiny
• University of Wollongong granted $400K to improve metaverse sustainability
• State of Security 2022
• Citizen-centric technology is the key to delivering world-leading digital government
• Digital advertising adds $94B to GDP: IAB Australia
• FTC likely to file a lawsuit on Microsoft Activision deal
• Support grows for active mobile network sharing
• Case Study: How HCF reengaged its customers through data and analytics
• US FBI joins Continental cyberattack investigation
• Telstra's legacy IT systems burn carrier again
• Nike launches Web3 platform .Swoosh
• Coles taps IoT for poultry supply chain
• James Cook University streamlines its IT operating model
• Trust and ethics drop nationally: Governance Institute of Australia
• AUCloud opens dedicated Brisbane Sovereignty Zone
• Huge Foxconn iPhone plant in China rocked by fresh worker unrest
• EU countries back billion-euro chip plan
• NAB breaks cover with new data platform 'Ada'
• Data#3 hires Cherie O’Riordan as CFO
• Australian cloud specialists, Itoc, launch new on-demand service model
• Global spend on AI-enabled financial fraud detection to hit US$10bn in 2027: Juniper
• Business needs to address cyberattack insurance gaps: Actuaries Institute
• UK investigating Apple, Google mobile dominance
• Zurich Australia finds new CIO
• Aruba Networks patches 13 EdgeConnect vulnerabilities
• Senate committee stamps privacy breach penalties
• Zendesk is now private in US$10 billion deal
• Crypto contaminations spreads to Genesis Trading
• NSW Health taps Epic for statewide, single digital patient record
• AMP partners with Australian proptech Bricklet
• Web3 leaders create Ethereum Climate Platform
• NSW government adds digital courses for high school students
• Use voice of the customer data to identify loyalty program benefits that will set you apart
• Minicast: Employees have rising expectations for professional development
• ANU to lead telco resilience profiling project
• APAC firms will struggle to meet the demands of their customers next year, Forrester predicts
• Electricity 4.0 offers an immediate win for carbon reduction
• Zoom cuts annual revenue forecast on slow online business
• Defence starts search for CIO
• AWS discloses AppSync vulnerability
• DTA reviewing contracts in wake of ANAO criticism
• Wiise hires Stephen McNulty as COO
• NAB unveils its next technology strategy
• TSMC planning advanced chip production in Arizona
• Broadcom's $61 billion deal for VMware on UK regulator's radar
• RMIT Online uses Slack in its short courses
• Focus on human potential, not digital: Forrester
• EY strengthens APAC data and analytics team
• DuluxGroup on the hunt for CISO
• Australia's Nitro blocks Potentia's access to books
• Ensuring critical infrastructure security compliance with AUCloud
• NFT and metaverse trademarks double in 2022: BitStacker
• Zuckerberg says WhatsApp will drive sales sooner than metaverse
• Majority of business leaders to see an increase in sustainability investments: Gartner
• FTX owes close to US$3.1 billion to top 50 creditors
• Use cases are still emerging for next generation cloud architecture
• Sovereign cloud features more frequently in future plans
• Amazon layoffs to extend into 2023
• Atlassian patches critical bugs in Bitbucket, Crowd
• Access and assistance regime has problems, says Ombudsman
• PEXA taps Salesforce for 'big program of change'
• Decentralisation and sovereign cloud are key architecture considerations: Gartner
• Cloud architecture 2025
• Trump is allowed back on Twitter: Elon Musk
• ASX halts its blockchain-based core replacement
• Alibaba posts low revenue as spending slows
• NSW passes state-based mandatory data breach notification
• EU secures deal on satellite internet system
• Nvidia third-quarter revenue up
• Endeavour Group consolidates dashboards
• Tuvalu could be the first nation to be on the metaverse
• ULUU raises $8m in latest seed round
• Accenture report could end ASX's blockchain vision
• Optus had a chance to cut a deal with TPG, but missed it
• Ex-Westpac, CBA tech leader brought in to make new CHESS moves for ASX
• Cisco raises full-year outlook; announces restructure
• SAP removes university requirements: Max Wessel, chief learning officer, SAP
• ASX axes blockchain-based core replacement
• Nvidia says it is working with Microsoft to put AI in the cloud
• Micron to supply fewer memory chips in 2023
• Westpac takes 'considered' approach to AI
• NAB backs fintech Banked
• AI software automates significant cloud savings
• YouTube expands shopping features to combat digital ad slowdown
• How storage impacts the way organisations use data: Seagate CIO
• State of IT 2022: Tasmania
• State of IT 2022: Australian Capital Territory
• State of IT 2022: Queensland
• State of IT 2022: Northern Territory
• State of IT 2022: Western Australia
• Deliveroo is deliverooted down under
• State of IT 2022: Victoria
• State of IT 2022: New South Wales
• Minicast: Declining engagement from employees will impact organisations
• Amperity appoints new chief people officer and chief marketing officer
• Intel hit with $1.4 billion verdict in chip patent trial
• Windows update broke authentication, remote networking
• NSW Education seeks executive to support digital strategy
• Pawsey gets funding commitment from WA gov
• NSW ready to pilot decentralised digital ID
• Crypto contamination spreads, BlockFi prepares for potential bankruptcy
• ASIC suspends financial services licence of FTX Australia
• Citi, HSBC, Mastercard others join NY Fed in digital dollar pilot
• Nitro Software recommends KKR's $500 million offer
• Cryptoverse: So long, Solana? Another victim of the FTX crash
• FTX may have a million creditors according to bankruptcy filings
• Neobank Up eyes Slack canvas
• More chip production needed in Europe, Infineon CEO says
• US aviation wants 5G wireless deadline extension
• DTA chief Chris Fechner to lead gov's digital profession drive
• Yuga Labs expands its NFT capabilities, acquires Wenew
• State of IT 2022: South Australia
• Business users lead next wave of digital transformation: Julia White, CMO, SAP
• Amazon plans to slash 10,000 jobs
• FTX's founder says he didn't see warning signs
• Wex appoints Matthew Arthur as VP APAC for Wex Fleet
• Manchester United launches collectable NFTs
• University of Wollongong seeks data and analytics chief
• Italy outlaws facial recognition tech, except to fight crime
• NBN trials first PoI-on-Wheels network disaster recovery unit
• Tech buying basics: campaign or conversation?
• Metcash signs up to new Microsoft supply chain platform
• Editorial: FTX and the risk of contagion
• TPG Telecom says Optus agreement unlikely
• CBA wants data science 'grandmasters' of its own
• ADHA seeking chief digital officer
• Google to settle US location-tracking probe for $583 million
• Case Study: International SOS unlocks microservices with identity management
• Consumers feeling left out of cyber awareness conversation: Flinders University
• Gov wants multi-operator proposals for black spot funding
• PSAG Technologies, welcomes Biren Chaudhary as Global CEO
• Twitter to soon enable organisations to identify associated accounts
• Endeavour Energy debuts digitised substation
• Partners Group buys US data centre platform EdgeCore Digital
• Alibaba opts out of releasing Singles Day figures
• Federal government considering the ban of paying cyber criminals
• Telstra losing transformation executive
• Collapsed FTX hit by rogue transactions, analysts saw over $600m outflows
• Thales confirms hackers released its data
• Meta cuts over 5000 tech roles
• Connected approach turbocharges smart manufacturing
• COVER STORY: FTX collapse could eclipse Enron
• Australia sets up 100-strong permanent 'operation' to target hackers
• Telstra, Optus, TPG fined a combined $33.5 million
• ACCC recommends strong requirements for combatting scams
• Serena Williams VC fund courts diverse founders
• ACCC wants digital platform consumer protection laws
• Edge computing drives industrial apps, but security concerns remain
• US, EU plan AI roadmap
• Cisco to open new chip design center in Barcelona
• Sydney Water uplifts data stack for real-time decisions
• Intrepid Travel appoints CTO to lead digital transformation
• Search is all about data: Ash Kulkarni, Elastic CEO
• Atlassian ushers in the era of Cambrian SaaS: Mike Cannon-Brookes
• Optus allocates $140 million to cover data breach costs
• Mark Zuckerberg apologises to staff for job cuts. 11,000 for the chop
• NSW agencies face mandatory data breach notification scheme
• Organisations need to have robust information handling practices: OAIC commissioner
• Police to get location data faster in emergencies
• NAB chief asks gov to rethink large data breach penalty rise
• That was quick, Binance pulls out of FTX deal
• ABC getting ready to retire its PABXs
• IBM launches its most powerful quantum computer with 433 qubits
• South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute upgrades IT
• NBN Co eyes 25Gbps services
• Why CIOs should hold off on slashing their IT budget: Gartner VP
• Gov gets privacy penalty laws through lower house
• Microsoft ships 68 patches, including 10 rated critical
• AFP adds Medibank breach to Operation Guardian
• Service NSW CEO Damon Rees steps down
• Damon Rees steps down as Service NSW CEO
• Global construction sector GHG emissions reach all-time high: UNEP
• Enterprise software is Australia’s competitive advantage: Kate Pounder, CEO, Technology Council of Australia
• NSW gov wants to cut real estate data collection
• EU wants broader rules on companies' market power
• Euro-scrutiny turns to Microsoft's US$69 billion Activision bid
• Crypto exchange Binance to buy major rival FTX
• Treasury close to go-live with new voice system
• ANZ to remodel engineering career paths around domain 'mastery'
• Big privacy fines worry banks, AWS and more
• Case study: Transurban uses automation to detect road incidents
• Burberry partners with Minecraft to create in-game adventure and capsule collection
• AI software automates significant cloud savings
• Yuga Labs appoints Anne Termine as head of policy
• What is Mastodon and why is it the "new Twitter"?
• US lays claim to US$1 billion in stolen Silk Road Bitcoin
• Nokia moves to patch vulnerable mobile baseband kit
• Vocus upgrades Sydney-Canberra-Melbourne links
• Tyro hunts for new CISO
• Defence delays part of large maritime comms upgrade
• Australian central bank digital currency clocks up 140 possible use cases
• CSIRO seeks $14.5 million Bracewell supercomputer replacement
• Greece to ban sale of spyware amid wiretapping scandal
• Palantir posts slowest revenue growth in two years
• COVER STORY: The market (and other) forces behind the rise of sovereign cloud
• Hub Australia hires Rebekah Murphy as its chief experience officer
• Rapid7 appoints Rob Dooley as VP APJ
• Pure Storage names Amy Rushall as new ANZ vice president
• Too much data can be problematic: Gartner
• NSW gov spending $500,000 on remote comms trials
• Westpac focused on simplification and digital
• Boeing subsidiary Jeppesen's services impacted by cyber incident
• Telstra welcomes 5G standalone-capable smartphones at last
• How the pandemic pushed UQ Business School to the edge
• How Healthscope avoided being breached during the pandemic
• Medibank won't pay ransom says CEO David Koczkar
• Medibank says it won't pay ransom
• Cost of cyber attacks to hit US$10.5 trillion by 2025: McKinsey and Co
• How to build a strong predictive analytics process in a rollercoaster reality
• Telcos push EU to make 'big tech' pay for network costs
• St Vincent's Health Australia re-architects incident data system
• Brooks ties up zero-trust visualisation to secure its edge
• Telstra, TPG offer ACCC power to end network deal after eight years
• Twitter safety chief offers reassurance then tells recruiters his DMs are open
• Responsible and ethical use can balance the lopsided data equation
• Pathzero names Christophe Brulliard as chief sustainability officer
• ACSC says more bugs are emerging and exploits arrive faster
• Atlassian impacted by macroeconomic headwinds
• US telecom regulator launching new space bureau
• Danish train standstill on Saturday caused by cyber attack
• Coles Relauncher program opens second round
• IP Australia working on $20m patent system modernisation
• Flight Centre looks to boost customer retention across corporate brands
• SAGE finds new CEO at WGEA
• Wireless technology helps reinvigorate smart city focus
• Billions of dollars stolen in crypto scams while US regulators ponder crypto rules
• La Trobe University hires Shainal Kavar as CIO
• HireVue appoints chief growth officer and chief marketing officer
• La Trobe University finds new CIO
• Qualcomm revenue forecast falls short as smartphone sales slump; shares slide
• Cisco's patch day plugs six vulnerabilities
• Cyber capability fund for Australian police boosted to $51m
• CBA smart weather model leads to millions of customer contacts
• Boston-based quantum computer QuEra joins Amazon's cloud for public access
• Micron ships latest DRAM chip to smartphone partners
• WooliesX lays bare engineering and staff costs of scaling up digital
• The growing role executives have in sustainability: Pip Marlow, CEO ANZ, Salesforce
• FCC Commissioner urges US government to ban TikTok
• Sustainability is a market revolution: Forrester
• Samsara Eco secures $54M in Series A
• ACCC welcomes new penalties for unfair contract laws
• AMD sees strength in data centres
• APA, Viterra caught up in Frontier ransomware attack
• Norths Collective eyes virtual beacons
• Huawei ban hobbled competition, Optus claims
• UK's Royal Mail pauses access to online service after glitch
• OpenSSL downgrades email address bug from critical to high
• Optus backs 'likelihood' of TPG deal if Telstra-TPG tie-up rejected
• WA's new $39m TAFE campus has IT focus
• Dubai to open its first metaverse nightclub
• Australian law brushes over Web3 legislation: Naomi Griffin, partner, Clifford Chance
• Automation drives growth in B2B transaction value: Juniper Research
• Four Malaysian telcos agree to use state 5G network
• Airwallex slings $3 million at University of Melbourne
• Instagram fixes bug that triggered hours-long outage
• The Ethereum Merge seems to have done its job and reduced emissions
• Origin loses its chief digital and growth officer
• Only 35 percent of board directors on track to reach digital transformation goals: Gartner
• Musk sacks the Twitter board. Everything is totally normal
• Blackstone to take control of Emerson's climate tech in $14 billion deal
• No Microsoft remedies in first EU antitrust review of Activision deal
• COVER STORY: Digital transformation versus digital optimisation
• Cyber officials from 37 countries, 13 companies to meet on ransomware
• Australian fintech space grows to 775 active companies
• SoCI compliance could cost Endeavour Energy $48m opex over five years
• Internet providers will soon need to advertise upload speeds