Government stories
For its 90th anniversary, AMI launches a novel brand identity and Australia's first marketing competency framework.
Clear-Com appoints new sales manager for Southeast US region, focusing on customer engagement and driving sales activities.
Cloud migration is the top priority for a quarter of TechnologyOne's clients, as support for on-premise systems expires.
Former National Cyber Director Chris Inglis joins Semperis' advisory board to enhance identity threat detection and response in the public sector.
Australia and New Zealand's traditional PC market sees YoY decline in 2Q23, with Australia down 5.1% and New Zealand down 10.3%, according to IDC.
New Zealand's CERT NZ and NCSC have joined forces to create a lead operational cyber security agency, similar to those in Australia, the UK, and Canada.
Significant drop in telecommunications complaints in Australia, but rise in financial hardship complaints raises concerns, says ACCAN.
Small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) are struggling with cybersecurity challenges and lack necessary support - Sage report.
UK leaders call for action to alleviate the digital skills gap, especially for women, amid rising tech sector demand.
AWS research shows that small to medium-sized Kiwi enterprises adopting cloud technology could generate NZ$1.5bn in productivity gains by 2030.
The new investment will support ambitions to become a global leader in 6G technology, improving the capacity and speeds of data transfer.
UK company Secure I.T. Environments has completed a fire suppression project at Poole Hospital, providing 840m3 of fire protection.
New Zealand faces concerning shortages of physicians, with only 71 for every 100,000 people, compared to 99 in Australia.
TUANZ has called on whoever makes up the next Government to deal with our tech industry skills shortage by developing pathways to attract diverse talent.
The New Zealand All-of-Government Marketplace reinforces the commitment to supporting New Zealand public sector digital services.
The Tech Users Association has called on whoever makes up the next Government to commit to continuing to take the lead on improving security and safety online.
Leading names from industry and national security are set to advise the UK government on the risks and opportunities from artificial intelligence.
UK's fastest-growing AI firm, AutogenAI, has launched in Australia, revolutionizing government contract bidding.
The tech sector is urging the Albanese Government to adopt recommendations to galvanise the role technology is playing in reducing Australia's carbon emissions.
TUANZ calls on next Government to prioritize users in AI development, warning of risks such as biased algorithms and eroding trust in technology.
