From Culture to Execution: How Alignment is Powering a New Era of Organisational Change
In an age where strategy can be copied overnight, execution is fast becoming the true competitive edge. Increasingly, business leaders...
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Microsoft says some SharePoint server hackers now use ransomware
A cyber-espionage campaign centred on vulnerable versions of Microsoft’s server software now involves the deployment of ransomware, Microsoft said in...
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NBN Co to axe millions of useless planned outage notifications
NBN users and retailers may soon get a reprieve from the firehose of planned outage notifications they receive, starting with...
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ACT’s $30m HR system upgrade under scrutiny amid high staff turnover
The ACT government maintains that an upgraded human resources system will be online by 2026, despite a series of personnel...
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Lawsuit says Clorox hackers got passwords simply by asking
Bleach maker Clorox has sued information technology provider Cognizant over a devastating 2023 cyber attack, alleging that the hackers pulled...
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Australia Post brings Adobe into customer experience transformation
Australia Post is set to use Adobe software as part of its customer experience transformation program to improve how customers...
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Starlink interferes with radio astronomy telescopes, survey finds
Interference from low Earth orbit (LEO) Starlink satellites launched by SpaceX is now significantly affecting radio astronomy observations, a large...
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Qld Police set to run an IT systems review
The Queensland Police Service (QPS) is to assess its IT operating model and corporate systems in response to findings from...
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Home Affairs signs $25m biometrics renewal with Unisys
Home Affairs has extended its use of Unisys’ biometrics platform, signing a new three-year deal worth $25 million. The department...
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UK and ChatGPT maker OpenAI sign new strategic partnership
Britain and ChatGPT maker OpenAI have signed a new strategic partnership to deepen collaboration on artificial intelligence security research and...
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NBN Co’s new push for 1 million premises to make fibre switch
NBN Co is set to allow over 1 million premises with problem copper lines to upgrade to fibre without buying...
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NDIA embarks on architectural overhaul of scheme systems
The National Disability Insurance Agency is preparing to overhaul its core IT systems, moving away from a “monolithic” architecture to...
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