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• NSW Female founders program applications open
• Sydney Local Health District looks for new CIO
• Lawsuit says OpenAI violated US authors' copyrights
• Nine appoints first chief data officer
• Gov should seek 'external assurance' of cyber security maturity
• Jamf - innovating employee experience through Apple Wallet
• Gov, regulators and banks to make moves on debanking
• Oracle spending 'billions' on Nvidia chips this year
• ACT gov kills off HR replacement project
• Business leaders' optimism over AI continues to grow: BCG X
• Woolworths' W23 backs payments fintech Gr4vy
• Launtel asks NBN Co to revisit higher upload plan prices
• Climate tech industry needs $1.5bn over the next year: Climate Salad
• A data-driven approach to customer success — your new growth engine
• Woolworths sheds light on 'dark store' ecommerce operations
• EU proposes payments sector shake-up
• US mulls new export restriction on computing power in AI chips
• Perpetual says some personal info compromised in attack on supplier
• Case study: Thinktank automates its lending processes to grow customers
• CBA seeks ecosystem approach to target scams
• Google lays off staff at its mapping app Waze
• NBN Co plan to axe national bandwidth pool finds little backing
• Better Packaging Co. wraps up a $5m Series A round
• Qantas brings technology under chief customer officer
• How data and analytics are improving farming
• A data-driven approach to customer success — your new growth engine
• Indictment details plan to steal Samsung secrets
• CBA assures tech foundations are sound despite outage
• Gov could regulate responses to misinformation and disinformation
• Optus accuses NBN Co of indefinitely delaying line remediation
• Q-Ctrl constructing global headquarters in Sydney
• University of Sydney finds its next CIO
• Metcash hardens existing ERP as it rejigs modernisation path
• Governments across Australia embark on identity reform
• Medibank faces fresh tech review in ongoing hack fallout
• Column: The great unwinding, martech under fire
• Samsara Eco breaks down plastic pollution with its enzyme technology
• Kyndryl lands role in aged care IT transformation
• Cleanaway starts digitising work orders at its workshops
• Databricks acquires AI startup MosaicML
• US to make internet access universal by 2030
• ANZ sees "tremendous growth" in tokenised carbon credit pilot
• NSW Education hunts new CIO
• NSW public safety radio upgrade runs late, cost soars past $1.2 billion
• Commonwealth Bank systems hit by hours-long outage
• The next steps for leaders in their zero trust journey
• Horizon Power re-architects for cloud transition
• Federal government appoints national cybersecurity coordinator
• AWS eyes $300m Sydney data centre under 'Project Echidna'
• IBM nears US$5 billion deal for Apptio
• NAB widens generative AI pursuit
• Australia appoints first cyber security coordinator
• Spend on unified threat management to soar by 98 percent over 5 years: Juniper
• US to launch working group on generative AI
• Super Retail Group tests 5G to run distribution centre
• NAB loses personal banking and digital CIO
• TPG says NBN price rises show a company under no competitive pressure
• Seer Medical increases awareness around epilepsy
• AGL Energy is switching its CRM platform to Salesforce
• Exploit emerges for Cisco VPN client vulnerability
• Vic gov's info release laws could be updated for digital age
• Tech companies including Google gripe about unfair cloud practices
• Twitter resumes paying for Google Cloud
• Apple rushes out patches for exploited zero day bugs
• The journey from marketing strategy to execution
• eSafety commissioner says Twitter is top platform for online hate
• What Optus has learned post-data breach
• Intel restructures manufacturing business
• Lendlease enters multi-year Optus deal
• Telstra-TPG refusal not intended to dull future network sharing deals
• Perpetual 'extended outage' caused by security incident at third-party
• JPMorgan invests in Cleareye.ai
• VMware spots exploits in the wild for Aria Operations for Networks
• Macquarie Bank taps Google Cloud for AI work
• Conserving Beauty finds a balance between impact and non-impact investors
• TPG-Telstra deal fails to win over Competition Tribunal
• The impact of AI on sales: Will AI replace sales roles?
• Cisco launches new AI networking chips
• HPE to offer cloud computing service for AI
• ANZ deploys new algorithms, AI to tackle scams
• Medibank's staff details stolen after property manager faces cyber breach
• Inside China's underground market for high-end Nvidia AI chips
• BHP extends use of SaaS tool to track 'ground disturbance'
• ASIC calls for generative AI clarity
• Teachers Mutual Bank hit by outage
• Aussie startup JDoodle secures $3.2m in seed funding
• Women in AI 2023 winners revealed
• Slack Fuels Employment Hero's Remote-First Success Story and Thriving Work Culture
• University of Canberra taps Matt Carmichael as next CIO
• Indonesia, SpaceX launch satellite to boost internet connectivity
• Intel spends $48 billion in Germany in landmark expansion
• Fire Rescue Victoria still hampered by December 2022 cyber attack
• COVER STORY: Impact investing is about making change not dollars
• Slack fuels Employment Hero's remote-first success story and thriving work culture
• HCLTech partners with Microsoft to bring quantum readiness to its partners
• It's time to clean up the conference room
• Japan to open up Apple- and Google-dominated phone apps to competition
• Progress Software moves on another MOVEit vulnerability
• SmartPay investigating breach after ransomware attack
• Village Roadshow completes six-month telco transformation
• Telstra signs OneWeb to upgrade remote base station backhaul
• AI-driven finance department needs technical and business skills
• The future of work is globally distributed teams: Remote CRO
• Microsoft says M365 June outages were DDoS attacks
• Regis Aged Care upgrades endpoint security
• Police Bank takes a "leap to the future"
• ANZ to create major tech hub in Queensland
• RMIT Online's Digital Community: Unleashing Immersive and Collaborative Learning
• World Economic Forum launches AI Governance Alliance
• US government agencies among victims of MOVEit hack
• New Zealand court sentences Megaupload coders to prison
• Google, one of AI's biggest backers, warns own staff about chatbots
• Cue Clothing Co expands CIO role to CIDO
• NAB sets sights on high schoolers for STEM
• Making sense of sustainability regulation
• CBA is shifting to cloud versions of Atlassian software
• Sender ID registry could be voluntary or mandatory
• MFA took off in the Covid era, Okta says
• CISA, NSA urge companies to harden up their BMC firmware
• AGL signs deal with BP to offer discounted charging to NSW customers
• Using data to bring customers and brands together
• HiBob deploys HCM tech with the human touch
• How brands can better utilise the single view of a customer
• How humans and hyperautomation will go beyond digital transformation success
• Flight Centre seeking CISO
• Airwallex used data-driven approach to justify high-spec hardware
• AWS is considering AMD's new AI chips
• Australia's quantum industry prepares grants for early 2024
• Is the future of healthcare data-driven personalised medicine?
• Uncovering essential cyber skills through unconventional recruitment methods
• Macquarie Group lands new chief digital officer
• Qld gov agencies have 'more to do' to be ready for future data breach reporting
• South Australia strikes fresh whole-of-gov Salesforce deal
• Case Study: me&u creates better visibility over its customers
• Chinese attackers exploiting unpatched VMware ESXi instances
• Microsoft patches 94 vulnerabilities
• CISA bans remote management of network devices
• Emissions, diversity and trust focus areas for Australia tech sector: TCA
• Meta unveils 'human-like' AI image creation model
• Accenture to double size of AI and data practice
• Transport for NSW, Apple sign new payment deal
• NBN Co to formally assess LEO satellite services
• Wesfarmers Health to acquire InstantScripts for $135 million
• RMIT Online's Digital Community: Unleashing Immersive and Collaborative Learning
• Federal government to deliver 28 microcredential courses to meet skills demand
• Woolworths wants to live-track Milkrun riders picking your order from shelves
• Oracle cloud revenue up 54 percent in fourth quarter
• EU regulators may demand Google to sell part of adtech business
• Macquarie Technology Group seeks $130m for new data centre build
• Good360 launches program to accelerate transition to circular economy
• ACT government investigating Barracuda exploitation
• UN chief supports idea of global AI watchdog
• How hybrid work has created a culture shift
• Airwallex uses own IT as quality benchmark
• Telstra, Optus fail to negotiate any service improvements with NBN Co
• Ex-Samsung executive indicted for alleged data leak
• FIIG Securities isolates client-facing systems after attack
• Tasmania gov caught up in HWL Ebsworth breach
• Four myths hindering the full benefits of cybersecurity for organisations: Gartner
• National Parks trials preconfigured branch connectivity
• CBA to hold payments for some cryptocurrency exchanges
• Adobe pushes Firefly AI into big business
• Westpac tech teams impacted as bank cuts 300 staff
• BlackLine redefines finance with future proofed automation
• Tasmanian agencies to start using new government radio network in August
• Firearms register replacement on agenda for Police Ministers meet
• DTA explains rationale behind renegotiated IBM gov deal
• Barracuda advises replacement of vulnerable email gateway appliances
• Cisco patches critical vulnerability in collaboration kit
• AMP sells superannuation software business
• Macquarie Data Centres adds secure zones, upgrades others
• Australia has the brains for digital government – but does it have the brawn?
• ESG reporting is the “next stage” in better transparency: ASIC chair
• Zero trust mythbuster – why identity and access management still matter in a zero trust world
• The ‘anywhere’ economy is activated and remote
• The growing importance of data for CFOs
• EU considers mandatory ban on using Huawei to build 5G
• Microsoft to offer OpenAI's GPT models to government cloud customers
• Macquarie University's CIDO departs
• Gov tried to build a reusable IT workflow tool, with no commitments to reuse it
• Twitter defends its handling of disinformation in Australia
• Banks, fintechs back Australian payments overhaul
• GitLab soars on plan for new AI-powered product
• ChatGPT can help software supply-chain attackers
• Marinus Link project takes baby steps forward
• The secret sauce: Creating an aligned workplace culture that empowers teams to succeed
• Law Council says privacy should be considered in cyber security review
• Explore alternative regulation for crypto: World Economic Forum
• Case study: Alexandrina Council digitalises its wastewater system
• Another one, SEC sues Coinbase, a day after suing Binance
• What it's like to try Apple's new Vision Pro headset
• South Australia Police is two years into IS&T transformation
• Commonwealth Bank cops $3.5 million fine for 65 million spam emails
• Tas gov prepares for transport ticketing system rollout
• Minimising the risk to small businesses of AI threats and a hostile cybersecurity environment
• Federal govt opens submissions over safe use of AI
• Snap hires new head of engineering from Google
• US sues Binance and founder Zhao over 'web of deception'
• Vocus appoints CIO
• ASX hasn't given up on blockchain
• Stake appoints Geoff Lloyd as chairman
• How the digital twin of a customer enhances CX
• NBN Co offers price 'ceiling' for 50Mbps
• Linktree slashes Aussie and NZ workforce by 27 percent
• SEC sues Binance and founder Changpeng Zhao
• Making sense of every piece of customer feedback to deliver better experiences
• Domain Group hires Shane Watt as its CISO
• Apple unveils Vision Pro AR headset, updates Macs
• British Airways, BBC caught up in file transfer hack
• UniSuper 60 percent complete in cloud shift
• ASX to "stress test" its CHESS core system in December
• CTF in space: hackable satellite set to launch
• Defence preps submarine digital twin under AUKUS
• RBA sees "potential" in stablecoins and CBDCs
• AI’s inexorable rise (will it eat your job?)
• The productivity cost of generative AI
• Hackers use flaw in file transfer tool to steal data, researchers say
• Majority of EU countries against network fee levy on Big Tech
• Woolworths trials new in-store customer feedback system
• SA Police in live pilot for mobile workforce transformation
• E-commerce transactions poised to hit US$8 trillion by 2027: report
• Monash IVF group harnesses digital to improve patient experience
• Russia says US hacked thousands of iPhones in spy plot
• Services Australia sharing password-crackers with Dept of Education
• Blackwoods gets its new ERP system in place
• NSW Department of Customer Service promotes Aarti Joshi to CIO
• Gov starts to consider Australian AI regulation
• Case Study: Ethos Urban unifies its infrastructure into one platform
• IoT company Thinxtra secures $5M pre-IPO funding
• eSafety rejects two sectors' commitments to reduce illegal and harmful content
• BHP calls in Protiviti for payroll system review
• Amazon's Ring used to spy on customers, FTC says
• Salesforce posts slowest quarterly revenue growth since 2010
• ANZ appoints Maria Milosavljevic as next CISO
• Westpac sees 46 percent productivity gain from AI coding experiment
• Toyota says some customers in Asia, Oceania face risk of data leak
• COVER STORY: Leaders open to a four-day work week, but hesitant to implement
• Services Australia discloses "delays" on GovERP project