Aussie business leaders fear 'digital Darwinism'
02 March, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingNine in 10 Australian business leaders fear that the digital revolution will have a major disruptive impact on established businesses, which will need to adapt quickly to stay afloat.
Management in the 2040s
29 February, 2016 by Guy CranswickHow executive management adapts to technological innovation will be critical in the deployment of technologies and the structure of management in the future.
Aussies hoarding old gadgets due to data security concerns
10 February, 2016New research has shown many Australians are hoarding old electronic devices because they lack the knowledge to recycle and are concerned about their data security.
IBM buys Ustream for US$130m; Toshiba to sell chip business; Apple lobbies EU over tax probe
28 January, 2016 by Andrew CollinsIBM has acquired video streamer Ustream; Toshiba reportedly selling chip business following scandal; Apple's Tim Cook makes surprise visit to Brussels.
An innovation nation — the race to the top
25 November, 2015 by Laurie Patton, CEO, Internet AustraliaWith a new air of bipartisanship breezing through Canberra, there should be no reason why Australia cannot take the lead in the next, internet-driven, industrial era.
Sydney's Prospa tops Deloitte's Australian tech Fast 50
24 November, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingFinTech company Prospa was Australia's fastest-growing technology company during the 2014–15 financial year, according to Deloitte's annual Australian Technology Fast 50 rankings.
Boosting Aussie entrepreneurship
02 November, 2015A new report focusing on high-impact entrepreneurship in Australia highlights the need for a greater focus on commercialising research.
Anger at LogMeIn's $110m LastPass buy; nbn COO Adcock departs; Twitter chops 8% of staff
16 October, 2015 by Andrew CollinsUsers angry at LogMeIn's US$110m purchase of LastPass, nbn's COO Adcock is leaving the company, and Twitter announces plans to lay off 8% of staff worldwide.
AI, automation to shape 2016 tech trends
08 October, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingGartner expects the rise of artificial intelligence, machine learning, a diverse and growing range of connected devices and other technology advances to shape the main tech trends for 2016 and beyond.
LinkedIn pays $18m over lawsuit; CSC to buy UXC for $428m; HP approves split
08 October, 2015 by Andrew CollinsLinkedIn to pay $18m to settle a class action over unwanted emails, Global IT services company CSC plans to purchase Australian company UXC, and HP will split into two listed entities.
Toshiba loses $460m; Bugzilla breached, Firefox hacked; BlackBerry drops $610m on Good
10 September, 2015 by Andrew CollinsToshiba announces loss due to profit-padding scandal, hacker breaches Bugzilla and goes on Firefox attack, and Blackberry buys Good Technology.
Google bets on Alphabet rebrand; ICANN accounts compromised; Microsoft boosts bug bounty to US$100K
13 August, 2015 by Andrew CollinsGoogle restructures and forms Alphabet parent, ICANN admits hackers stole private data, and Microsoft doubles reward for vulnerability discoveries.
.au domain names pass the 3 million mark
27 July, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThere are now more than 3 million .au domain names under management, making Australia one of the top 10 countries in the world by domain name volumes.
Australian BPM market to grow 2.4% this year
01 June, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingGartner expects Australian BPM revenues to increase 2.4% this year, below the global average. The firm is meanwhile predicting solid growth in sales of non-smartphone connected devices.
Frustrations drive Aussie online shoppers to retail stores
27 May, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingNearly half of online shoppers in A/NZ have abandoned a purchase due to website frustrations and 29% have purchased the product in a physical store instead.
