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Visibility and governance will define the next phase of AI investment

13 July, 2026 by Matt Pinter, APAC Field CTO,Apptio

Return on AI investment is rapidly becoming one of the most significant pressure points facing the modern C‍-‍Suite.


AI governance: the next challenge in AI adoption

09 July, 2026 by Pete Andrew, Group Vice President, ANZ, ServiceNow

Why AI agents will need to learn a lot more about your business and your employees before they can operate fully.


The multi-agent network juggling act: how to avoid it becoming a circus

30 June, 2026 by Chris Ellis, Director Solution Engineering, Nintex

As organisations expand AI deployments from single-agent experiments to multi-agent networks, new risks emerge that could turn the best of intentions into a three-ring circus.


Solving the human oversight problem in AI

26 June, 2026 by Vini Cardoso, CTO, Cloudera Australia & New Zealand

Australia needs to engineer trust by applying human oversight where it manages real risk and adds real value.


Big bang AI solutions lead to messy outcomes: here’s how you avoid them

25 May, 2026 by Etienne Oosthuysen*

For AI to deliver real value, it needs to sit within a coherent framework that provides oversight, clear boundaries and processes to manage issues.


National AI Centre launches online portal aimed at SMEs

19 May, 2026

The AI.gov.au portal has been launched to help organisations understand and use artificial intelligence (AI) safely and responsibly.


Don't let AI shadows overtake the silver linings

01 May, 2026 by Michael Alp, Managing Director, Nutanix Australia and New Zealand

AI has been heralded as the golden ticket for productivity and innovation. While there are many silver linings to AI, for businesses, there can be a dark side.


What ANZ CISOs must prioritise as AI reshapes security operations

16 April, 2026 by Marc Caltabiano, Regional Vice President, ANZ, Splunk

AI will continue to expand the speed, complexity and scale of security operations, but the fundamentals of cybersecurity leadership remain unchanged.


The cost of downtime in Australia demands disciplined preparation

15 April, 2026 by Marc Beder, General Manager, APAC, 11:11 Systems

The commercial exposure created by cyber downtime is now quantifiable and, in many cases, escalating.


Closing the reliability gap: the AI practices Australian organisations need now

04 March, 2026 by Adam Beavis, Vice President & Country Manager, Databricks Australia

Australian businesses need practices that will put them on the path to optimal AI implementations that are reliable, safe and result in tangible outcomes.


The agentic AI shifts of 2026: Orchestration, governance and scale

02 March, 2026 by Philip Miller, AI Strategist, Progress Software

2026 is set to become the year where we move beyond the pilot era and focus on orchestration, governance and scale, particularly in the field of agentic AI.


ROI doubts and data gaps erode Australian tech leaders' decision confidence

25 February, 2026 by Pete Wilson, Vice President for Apptio Business and General Manager for APAC, Apptio

Industry confidence is in decline as technology leaders grapple with the intangibility of technology investments, with ROI uncertainties and data transparency challenges.


Sophos acquires Arco Cyber

12 February, 2026 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Cybersecurity company Sophos has acquired UK-based Arco Cyber to augment its Sophos CISO Advantage platform.


Can Australian businesses afford to waste $557 million?

28 January, 2026 by Don Schuerman, Chief Technology Officer, Pegasystems

The real barrier to AI isn't tech hype, it's the old systems we refuse to fix.


Why AI's longevity lies in utility, not novelty

11 December, 2025 by Rakesh Prabhakar, Head of Zoho Australia and New Zealand

The real potential of AI is in underpinning the invisible systems powering everyday business.


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