Articles
Australian employees are losing half their week to admin
Research by Workday has shown that roughly 30% of ANZ employees now lose more than seven hours a week on unfulfilling copy/paste and manual data work. [ + ]
Beyond the contact centre: why customer experience has become an enterprise technology strategy
Customer experience is moving into a new era of integration and automation. [ + ]
Visibility versus value: what are you really trying to buy?
Withn CRM systems it is crucial to understand that visibility itself doesn't improve the customer experience or add more line items to an invoice. [ + ]
The risk of letting GenAI define the future of AI
Conflating GenAI with the much broader discipline of artificial intelligence puts the effective application of AI at risk. [ + ]
More cloud capacity won’t mean greater AI readiness for Australia
The next wave of cloud infrastructure decisions in Australia won’t be led solely by compute. [ + ]
Your data is in Australia: that doesn't mean it is under your control
Is your 'sovereign cloud' actually sovereign? [ + ]
Neoclouds force a rethink of data storage infrastructure
Neocloud providers such as Firmus, OneQode, Sharon AI, CoreWeave, Crusoe, and Nebius are building infrastructure specifically optimised for AI workloads. [ + ]
AI slop and the Aussie devs fighting to maintain open source
Open source is hitting its Eternal September and Australia's maintainers are showing us how to get through it. [ + ]
Faking a trusted brand is easier than ever, defending against impersonation isn’t
Organisations need to defend their brands with renewed vigour as AI-driven impersonation scams are on the rise. [ + ]
AI is ultimately a people problem
Australia is entering a new phase of the AI era. The conversation is no longer centred on what the technology can do, but how it is being adopted, governed and trusted. [ + ]
AI's hidden cost: who really owns your enterprise knowledge?
Ultimately, sovereignty should not be viewed as a constraint on innovation, but that which makes innovation sustainable. [ + ]
AI agents set to reshape observability as businesses rethink their digital future
As AI agent capabilities improve, observability platforms will increasingly need to support investigations performed on behalf of engineers rather than just be tools. [ + ]
How Mythos changes the assumptions underpinning Australia's banking regulations
The advent of frontier AI models invalidates many of the cybersecurity assumptions implicit in CPS 230, which came into effect only one year ago. [ + ]
Stop treating AI like a senior exec: it's just a brilliant intern
Organisations need to remember that AI is just a software tool, and not meant to solve every business problem. [ + ]
ASIO’s cyber warning is a test of Australia’s AI resilience
The answer is not to slow innovation or avoid AI, but to embed security, governance and resilience into the way AI is adopted and used. [ + ]
