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New Zealand businesses should embrace Amazon's entry into Australia as an opportunity, says expert. Amazon is an enabler, not a competitor.

​Sierra Leone has entered a nationwide digitisation program that its president is asserting will forever change its global digital standing.

Sage celebrates 1000th client milestone for its transformative Enterprise Intelligence tool, enhancing global data management.

SMBs often find creating groups and participating on social media a good way to gain exposure, but we can't always control how they're used.

It’s a question that has been doing the rounds seemingly forever – how do we keep costs down while keeping our data secure?.

UltraServe has launched it’s assault on the United Kingdom, opening a London office as it continues its global expansion.

A global study from Veritas has made some disconcerting findings, revealing only 2% of supposedly ‘GDPR-ready’ organisations are in fact compliant.

​A new market research report has been released, revealing a very positive forecast for the enterprise content management (ECM) market moving forward.

The Municipality of Lisbon has chosen NEC to accelerate the digital transformation of the entire city by utilising data.

AI technologies are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and can add immense value to organisations — but they are by no means foolproof.

The company that started out as a B2B portal now touches almost every aspect of the internet and eCommerce sectors.

BroadGroup recently announced the winners of this year’s Datacloud Awards, highlighting innovation, inspiration and excellence in data centre & cloud.

Canberra Uni teams up with Microsoft to enhance student engagement and support, leveraging Dynamics' intelligent system.

Almost exactly one year from today, on May 25, 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into effect in the European Union.

Banks face a modern quandary: adapt to the data revolution or be left behind, with Standard Chartered leading the charge.

One example of international growth is a new agreement Talend signed with a UK retailer to manage and consolidate customer data following a merger.

The survey also shows that Australian businesses are failing to use the new rich information on offer to better understand customers.

Australia ranks number one in the world when it comes to Internet of Things (IoT) adoption, followed by India and Germany.

They have one goal: make it easy for brands to talk to customers and easy for users to get in touch with businesses.

While 88% of IT leaders agree that their organisation understands their customers, only 61% of customers believe organisations understand their needs.