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• Alibaba records slow revenue growth
• Gov told don't "water down" public sector data protection
• Westpac banking-as-a-service platform gets a CEO
• MinterEllison is using low-code to save lawyers thousands of hours of work
• How AI is changing the property industry forever
• BitConnect boss closer to alleged Ponzi scheme trial
• Competition regulator mulls data transparency for major platforms
• Can personalisation impact digital commerce performance?
• Digital product development aids sustainability in fashion
• Case study: Cialfo embraces AI driven analytics to empower students
• NCI's Gadi supercomputer to receive storage upgrade
• Kogan lays groundwork for digital growth
• Internet in Ukraine disrupted as Russian troops advance
• Services Australia gets new CISO
• Chinese researchers attribute 'top-tier' backdoor to NSA Equation Group
• Cyprus games writer denies links to malware found before Russian invasion
• Ombudsman says agencies still break data interception laws
• Medibank reports 50 percent lift in AI customer interactions
• ATO taps Sitecore for digital experience platform
• Top 10 government tech trends in 2022: Gartner
• Sustainability in fashion needs a hands-on approach from everyone
• DTA tries to rebuild its team after leadership losses
• NSW driver's licence data stolen in Accellion breach
• Kmart Australia continues bulking up its tech teams
• Qantas records 30 percent turnover for tech staff
• Moving the money in advertising: Scope3
• TPG looks to fixed wireless adds, Telstra deal for growth
• UK, US warn Russian malware spotted in the wild
• Domino’s delivers bigger capex slice to digital
• Queensland locks in 2023 for digital driver's licence rollout
• Can DahsNFT solve a big problem with metaverses? — Moving between them
• How Commbank says it humanises the service delivery experience
• She Lion works to create a fully sustainable supply chain
• Australian gov agencies largely kick HTTP connections
• Great Southern Bank lands new CISO and head of technology risk
• ANZ fears privacy reforms could lead to increased surveillance
• EU rules take aim at illegal data transfer to non-EU governments
• Ukraine says another cyber attack downs state websites and banks
• What CISOs can learn from the Log4j cybersecurity panic
• Recruiters say CTOs preferred over CIOs as SaaS-based business models emerge
• TechnologyOne founder Adrian Di Marco to depart as chairman
• Optus' Ultimo data centre on the market
• Woolworths Group ecommerce sales rise by 48.1 percent
• ACCC to table new upfront rules for big tech platforms next week
• Why it's more important than ever to ditch outdated CMSs
• Australian carriers ordered to block more pirate streamers
• Case Study: Taronga Zoo closed for first time since WW1 — launched Taronga TV
• Neuno looks to digitise fashion through NFTs
• Digicel lights up repaired Tonga cable
• SA gov looks to ditch key mainframe environment
• Google, Meta push back against changes to privacy laws
• Semiconductor group ASMI sees higher revenue in second half of 2022
• USTR opposes Canada's digital services tax proposal
• Coles' smarter selling strategy delivers over $100 million in benefits
• Mini-documentary: How technology is improving sustainability for the fashion industry
• UniSA lands new CIO
• Australian gov data breach numbers slip out of public view
• FSG chooses Nokia, Mavenir for regional network build
• Yarra Valley Water signs 15-year IoT device management deal
• AirRobe wants everyone to be a part of the circular economy
• Value of B2B marketing is increased with alignment
• Employer convention is limiting skills growth (and workforce retention)
• Digital ad fraud to hit $US68B this year: Juniper Research
• WA Health appoints new CIO from within
• Brands on older versions of Google Analytics face higher fraud risks
• Heritage Bank's CISO leaves for Intalock
• Redland City Council CIO steps down
• Telstra, Optus: don't treat network transactions as personal information
• COVER STORY: Fashion sector turns to digital to drive sustainability
• AGL Energy rejects Cannon-Brookes’ unsolicited proposal
• Boards are looking beyond their own sector to build insight and understanding
• OpenSea users lose NFTs in cyber attack
• Proactive measures needed to free supply chains from modern slavery
• Super Retail Group spends $31.4m on 'omni-retail' and IT projects
• Services Australia braces for ‘wholesale’ IT changes from privacy review
• Expat library patched against code execution vulnerabilities
• Aussie Broadband fibre network will be complete by end of June
• Why businesses are using crypto: Gartner
• Drifting toward an energy storm
• TPG, Telstra to share mobile network and spectrum for decades
• CBA reports best uptime across the big four banks
• EU launches WTO dispute against China over telecom patents
• Intel's new chip plans could turn rival AMD's fortunes
• Bendigo and Adelaide Bank hiring “fantastic engineers”
• QBE set to fast track its digital capabilities
• ANZ invests US$50 million in climate change advisory firm Pollination
• NortonLifeLock delays completion of deal for Avast
• MyState Bank CEO: digitisation drawing more customers
• ABC iView registration is back, and so are privacy concerns
• Power dynamics shift between employees and employers
• Intel would participate in consortium to invest in ARM, says CEO
• Omicron, semiconductor shortages blow out Cisco’s delivery times
• JPMorgan, Toshiba, Ciena find new way to protect blockchain
• Elon Musk, Tesla attack US SEC for 'unrelenting' harassment
• Supply chain software house Relex raises €500M
• Corrective services agencies to receive telco data access powers
• Hackers face 25 years' jail for ransomware attacks on critical infrastructure
• Origin Energy says Kraken platform will save $70m to $80m this year
• Cisco email appliances have a brickable vulnerability
• Telstra CEO says NBN customer migration nearly complete
• Global cellular IoT market value to grow by $30 billion in next 4 years: Juniper Research
• Jaguar Land Rover, Nvidia ally in vehicle software arms race
• Europe's bid for AI standard faces long road
• Banks say they should not be treated like Big Tech by online privacy bill
• Virtual USB controller continues to give VMware security headaches
• Domain marketplace strategy accelerates half year revenue
• Australia’s newest unicorn Employment Hero closes $181 million funding round
• NEXTDC to drop $100 million on new Adelaide data centre
• Fun at work crucial to employee connection says Symbio Holdings people experience chief
• Services Australia appoints itself systems integrator for GovERP
• Red Cross hackers exploited Zoho vulnerability to gain entry
• Akamai to pay $1.3 billion for IaaS company Linode
• Microsoft and Modis to launch female careers in space
• Flybuys shops at The ICONIC for its new CEO
• Belong finds a new CTO
• Victorian gov puts digital marketplace plan on ice
• NSW Police issues first coercive notice under encryption-busting powers
• SiteMinder APAC revenue and customer growth hit by pandemic
• NBN Co wants to test how much extra users will pay for 100Mbps
• Case Study: Bendigo and Adelaide Bank tracks its cultural personality
• The Trade Desk turns off Open Bidding as it goes after Google again
• Azure misconfiguration exposed ISOC members' info
• Chrome's first zero-day bug for 2022 is reportedly being exploited
• Border Force defends temporary phone seizures at checkpoints
• Facebook's $90M settlement: Privacy abuse enters the realm of economic harm
• Uni of Newcastle outsources operation of its campus software
• Windows 11 update brings Android app support in the US
• NBN Co reveals just 20 FTTN premises upgraded to full fibre in trial
• NBN Co thinks a micrometeorite knocked its satellite off-orbit in December
• Mini-documentary: The changing nature of workplace culture
• GWA Group to spend $11 million on Microsoft ERP
• Seek revenue jumps to due job growth
• Minicast: RevOps teams are best to drive the alignment around revenue and growth
• Intel nears $8.4 billion deal to buy Tower Semiconductor
• BHP reveals $1bn win from data automation
• Cybersafe cultures depend on transparency, empathy and diversity
• Deal on EU tech rules possible by June, lawmaker says
• NSW Education had unknown vulnerability in breached system
• Case study: Canva harnesses the power of machine learning
• Regional telecommunications still expensive and unreliable, review finds
• NBN Co faces calls to expand fixed wireless network
• EV charging to surpass $16 billion globally in 2026
• Tech talent demand is sizzling hot say 97 percent of APAC leaders
• ANZ's new CTO banks on "big technology bets"
• Hume City Council searches for its first ever CIO
• AMD closes $70 billion Xilinx purchase
• Apple given fourth Dutch fine in App Store dispute
• COVER STORY: Does culture really matter in a hybrid world?
• Carsales strong first half results driven by pandemic
• Digital passenger declarations ready for border reopening
• Tech markets looking to return to normalcy in 2022: Forrester
• Top Apple executives likely to be deposed in US fight with Google
• Telco bill targets city-standard internet for regional Australia
• Bendigo and Adelaide Bank accelerates its transformation
• George Christensen intros bill to police big tech "censors"
• Parliament now blocking 82 percent of email impersonation attempts
• Case Study: Vivid Property Services relies on custom built ERP system
• Twitter posts annual revenue growth, quarterly results miss analysts’ expectations
• Difficult martech decisions only get harder with less marketing budget…
• Chip industry braces for Russian material supply disruptions
• Cisco made $28 billion-plus takeover offer for Splunk
• Multicloud IT is mainstream but have businesses adapted?
• Where human meets digital
• IAG boosts IT investment spend
• Telco a bright spot for AGL as demerger looms
• CBA set to hire 150 technology specialists for new tech hub
• Reejig lands $15 million Series A investment
• PwC to create another 1700 jobs in Adelaide for tech push
• Zendesk rejects US$16 billion private equity offer
• Ausconnex flicks switch on dark fibre network
• Canteen invests in AI to improve donor attrition
• Australian-developed secure microkernel takes to the skies
• Former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian to join Optus
• Former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian appointed Optus exec
• Apple announces update to AirTag amidst security concerns
• Tesla recalls half a million US vehicles to fix pedestrian warning sounds
• Service NSW in talks to bring Medicare card to app
• French watchdog says Google Analytics poses privacy risks
• Apple patches exploited bug in Webkit
• Department of Health CIO to exit
• Second critical infrastructure security bill enters parliament
• AMP continues towards transformation targets
• NAB looks to keep its cloud costs in check this year
• Marketing AI outfit Scibids launches in Australia
• Minicast: Why marketers need a RevOps strategy
• Sympli appoints new CIO
• SAP issues patches for critical bugs
• NBN Co lifts residential revenue by $1 per user per month
• Case Study: BizCover augments the agent experience
• Wafer woes could drag out chip shortage
• CBA index shows a decline in household spending for January
• Most key enterprise IT spending will shift to cloud by mid decade says Gartner
• Microsoft announces app store principles
• ASIO warns of increased online threat landscape
• Telstra expands gov cyber offering, creates specialist team
• CBA tech costs drop under simplification targets
• The other ‘CTO’: The emerging role of the chief transformation officer
• Case Study: PlayHQ leverages graph technologies for sports administration
• The transition to net-zero could cost $9.2 trillion a year
• Solar winds take out Starlink satellites
• Regulators tell banks to prepare for Russian cyber attack threat
• US accuses couple of laundering $6.3 billion in bitcoin
• Microsoft in talks to buy cyber security firm Mandiant
• BSA spends $20 million to settle "sham contractor" lawsuit
• Salesforce opens Adelaide hub to provide carbon accounting for SA gov
• Russian researchers unlock Intel processors for reverse engineering
• NBN Co lobs fresh discounts at 12Mbps users to upgrade
• As NFTs gain traction, businesses start taking early bets
• EU lays out billion-euro chip push for mega-fabs
• Global carrier billing spend to hit $US73.8B by 2024
• NBN Co refuses to say if execs held to account for subcontractor pay scandal
• Qld gov explores digital twin for Brisbane, Gold Coast
• Revenue NSW appoints new chief digital officer
• Facebook should tighten doxxing rules on home addresses
• Relief and challenges for chipmakers as Nvidia-Arm megadeal collapses
• Suncorp drops tech spend to build future momentum
• Covid accelerated contact centre digitalisation, but Australia still lags says Auscontact chief
• How developers are building "platform omnipresence" for companies
• Meta exec pitches metaverse business to advertisers
• SoftBank's sale of Arm to Nvidia reportedly collapses
• Australian telcos in line for classified threat intelligence briefings
• Westpac to accelerate cloud shift under five-year Azure deal
• US telcos stampede to remove Chinese hardware
• Telstra, Intellihub in $100 million energy connectivity deal
• Westpac signs deal with Microsoft to accelerate cloud strategy
• Digital advertising will exceed $US750B by 2026
• Metaverse hype will transition into new business models by mid decade: Gartner
• Israel ramps up police scrutiny as spyware scandal spreads
• US charges Hytera for conspiring with ex-Motorola staff
• COVER STORY: From cost control to customer fanatics, AI is transforming the contact centre
• No early data on use of Australia's cyber-abuse takedown laws
• Ex-Sensis CIO moves to Vanguard
• Isentia lands Aussie's chief digital officer
• Village Roadshow invests in AI and ML to improve contact centre customer service
• Services Australia picks EY as delivery partner for GovERP
• Royal Automobile Club of Tasmania lands Revenue NSW's CDO
• Apple, Broadcom win new trial in $1.55 billion Caltech patent case
• Apple plans to debut low cost 5G iPhone in March
• FinTech Australia appoints new CEO
• Brimbank City Council starts connecting garbage trucks to 5G
• CommBank invests in rent-to-own startup OwnHome
• CBA invests in Brisbane fintech Paypa Plane
• Same-day delivery cheaper than next-day or two-day delivery? That doesn’t sound right!
• CBA to hire at least 600 more IT engineers in 2022
• WA trials Telstra tower on off-grid power
• Amazon racks up sales despite client shift to multicloud
• News Corp email accounts targeted by hackers
• Amazon Q4 earnings feels the pandemic pinch
• Labor pledges to reform Canberra's cyber security culture
• REA Group posts half year revenue jump
• How Barracuda built a robust barricade for school IT security
• Connecting dispersed teams using digital: Aesop
• Meta's extraordinary value implosion demonstrates the impact of Apple's privacy push
• US Senate panel approves app store bill targeting Apple, Google
• Meta suffers biggest one-day market wipeout in US history with $322bn loss
• ANZ appoints new technology officer
• Australia experiencing supply chain issues similar to the US in 2020
• Deloitte, SAP win $220m WA Health HR system deal
• Cisco patches critical vulnerabilities in SME routers
• Victoria's Microsoft vaccine system doubles in price to $18m
• CBA's X15ventures invests in OwnHome
• Atos rules out sale of cyber security arm to Thales
• Crypto platform Wormhole says funds 'restored' after $448m hack
• Meta accused by whistleblower of skimping on safety in Australia
• Virtual care delivers mental health benefits: CEDA
• SAP ANZ appoints chief operating officer, creates new exec role
• Digital identity to be worth $53 billion by 2026: Juniper
• Case Study: How the ASX’s emergency response plan kept markets open in a crisis
• AMP Bank chases digital lending uplift with 86 400 leader
• Attacker plunders DeFi platform Wormhole
• Meta shares plunge 20 percent as Facebook owner sees slowing growth
• UniSuper adds three women to its executive team
• FBI tested NSO Group's spyware
• Westpac re-homes technology function again in fresh restructure
• Meta Platform shares smashed as Facebook's owner misses forecast
• NAB recruits Google Cloud's A/NZ head of security
• Robots marched on in 2021
• Thales considers move for Atos' cyber security arm
• Water Corporation agrees to $59m IT services deal
• HyperOne 'knew' Telstra would try to overbuild its national fibre network
• Vic gov opens $265m in telco grants to improve mobile, internet coverage
• Alphabet's annual revenues roar into the $200 billion mark
• Microsoft-Activision deal under Federal Trade Commission review
• iTnews Benchmark Awards ceremony moving to June 15
• Google posts strong cloud and hardware growth
• AMD charts stronger 2022 as data centre revenue booms
• CX company Cyara secures $485m investment to accelerate growth
• Maintaining engagement in the 3rd year of pandemic fatigue
• Telstra to put $1.6 billion into fibre projects
• New Iranian hacker backdoor evades security products
• COVER STORY: How Covid exposed the limitations of business continuity planning
• Aussie Broadband builds on broadband growth spurt
• Home Affairs says end-to-end encryption is detrimental to public safety
• US official to discuss Ukraine cyber security with European allies
• Aussie Broadband presses for CVC-free 50Mbps NBN services
• ACIC 'strategic assessment' on encryption stays out of public view
• SoftBank-backed Cybereason confidentially files for US IPO
• Facebook's cryptocurrency venture to wind down
• Macquarie Telecom retains spot as tech's top political donor
• Great Southern Bank finds new CIO
• Procurement should not be used as industry policy: Gartner VP
• Your business must bring cybersecurity out of its "dark corner"
• Buildxact raises $18.5 million in Series A
• Sony buys Halo and Destiny videogame developer Bungie for US$3.6 billion
• New York Times buys viral sensation Wordle
• Future of supply chain: Reinvention demanded
• As APAC wealth rises, ride sharing will drive consumer mobility
• NSW Planning dept creates new cyber security function, CISO role
• PwC Australia spin-out Fortiro breaks cover
• Facebook owner Meta to lift veil off its metaverse business
• BlackBerry to sell mobile device and messaging patents for $849m