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the explosion of data available to a business and self-service BI tools is transforming how everyone works - but is self-service living up to expectations?.

Data-driven businesses have a higher chance of success in transformative projects, but it takes more than just data to guarantee success.

British businesses are harnessing just 58% of data's potential, losing out on GBP £52 billion in GDP gains. What’s holding them back, and how can they improve?.

Adobe has announced the launch of Project Aero, an integrated platform for augmented reality (AR), that aims to transform customer experiences.

AI technology is streamlining human interactions rather than replacing them in contact centres, as customers still rely on human interaction.

Adobe has announced that it is bringing the full version of Photoshop CC to the iPad, allowing users to be creative anywhere. #Photoshop #Adobe #iPad.

Xero has teamed up with a UK-based direct debit provider GoCardless and brought new options for payment collection to New Zealand businesses.

Everyone craves the agility and innovation (among other things) that digital transformation promises, but how many are willing to take the risk?.

CMC Markets sponsors 17-year-old Peter Vodanovich in the 2018-19 Toyota 86 Championship, supporting his rapid rise in motorsport from simulator to track.

New Zealand is lagging in blockchain and cryptocurrency adoption, says a University of Auckland academic, urging swift action to remain competitive.

A new project is using data analytics and machine learning to predict when a patient will have a seizure and warn them in advance.

The complexity of cloud environments is making it increasingly difficult for IT teams to manage user experience and optimize digital performance.

Harnessing AI, machine learning, and VR, the travel industry seeks to predict and inspire consumer behaviour, making choices more personalised and engaging.

70% of companies couldn’t fulfil data access and portability requests within the GDPR-specified one-month time limit.

Companies today are able to generate more data at a faster rate and it is more accessible to a larger number of users.

Bots today have access to mission-critical systems, applications and data, just like any other user within the organisation.

GlobalData service director Brad Shimmin’s view on recent research on a global shift toward IT spending on AI, big data and IoT.

This is being driven, in part, by a recent evolution in processing power, allowing analytics to keep pace with the influx of data.

It hasn’t been around for long, but Synergy Research Group says the enterprise software-as-a-service (SaaS) can now be considered mature.

Open banking is closer to reaching the New Zealand public, with a pilot project currently underway and due to wrap up by the end of the year.