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Business leaders within the global manufacturing and distribution sectors in Asia Pacific have shown urgency in embracing digital transformation to overcome the disruption caused by the pandemic.More

COVID-19 has dented revenue streams, particularly roaming revenue, prepay revenue and handset sales.More

The iMOVE Cooperative Research Centre and RMIT University will undertake a study to map emerging skills gaps and training needs in the sector that has been highly disrupted by technology.More

The awards recognise the achievements of organisations that have successfully digitised one or multiple areas of their business through the application of digital and disruptive technologies.More

The awards recognise the achievements of organisations that have successfully digitised one or multiple areas of their business through the application of digital and disruptive technologies.More

"We saw outages spike to unprecedented levels -- especially among internet service providers who seem to have been more vulnerable to disruptions than cloud providers.”More

“Building and operating the CQ chip requires measurements to be successfully performed at the very limits of what can be achieved technologically in the world today."More

Organisations that embrace disruption and prioritise investment in these technologies will reap the benefits and be able to work smarter and faster in the digital age.More

We discussed cybersecurity in terms of how it fits into business continuity, as well as the threat landscape, and what RSA is currently doing to assist businesses that need protection.More

Cambridge Quantum Computing (CQC) is looking to explore and advance the application of quantum technologies to particle physics as part of the QUATERNION project in the CERN openlab.More

"Technology is driving transformation in agrifood and fibre at an incredible speed, so it’s vital we move quickly to ensure the education system meets the requirements of what businesses need to be innovative."More

“For many government CIOs, disruption will affect their IT budget growth, and the funding and launch of new business initiatives will suffer."More

“Disruption is here to stay and it is important that regulators are able to keep pace, but also balance that speed with decisions that are based on consideration of stakeholder concerns."More

"The cost of non-compliance can be detrimental for businesses."More

"As the large part of ongoing development is looking promising, 2020 may bring further advancements, especially if new technologies and solutions will be integrated and adopted on a wider scale."More

Forescout and ICIT research has identified the rise of disruptionware and its threat to particularly operational technology environments.More

According to the new report, ‘New Zealand, technology and productivity’, it isn’t that New Zealand has too much technology it’s that we don’t have enough.More

One in five Australian small businesses lose more than a month each year due to IT woesMore

The ‘neo’bank that is focused on being a digital disruptor to traditional financial institutions has received a restricted banking license from APRA.More

The Waikato might be one of the best at producing innovative ideas, but it’s not so good at commercialising them.More

GlobalData says AI is way ahead of other disruptive technologies in terms of influencer mentions with over 25% share of overall discussions.More

Accenture’s ‘Disruptability Index’ shows that the communications industry should invest in AI to take advantage of recognisable disruption patterns.More

Oracle talks about how the data and cloud revolution is disrupting the automotive industry.More

CIOs in Asia Pacific have been faster to adopt technologies such as IoT, AI, conversational interfaces, and blockchain.More