Tasmania’s Health department gets new CIO – Training & Development
The Tasmanian Department of Health has a new chief information officer (CIO), with the promotion of deputy CIO Brent Feike into the role. Brent Feike…
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‘Breaking Down Silos’ Tops Innovation Trends for CIOs Navigating Digital Transformation Wave – Partner Content
In the dynamic landscape of technology and business management software, “breaking down organisational silos” emerges as the leading trend in 2024 as companies embark on…
NBN Co receiving more fibre orders than it can connect – Telco/ISP
NBN Co is receiving more orders from customers looking to upgrade to full fibre than it can fulfil, with the number of completed upgrades nearing…
CBA requires layers of data to mount business case for more AI tools – Software
CBA is placing a greater emphasis on quantitatively assessing the impact of AI pilots on participants, in a bid to work out which to advance…
Microsoft in talks to end trade body’s cloud computing complaint – Cloud
Microsoft is in talks with CISPE in an attempt to resolve its European Union antitrust complaint about the US software giant’s cloud computing licensing practices,…
Gov pulls in KPMG to scope energy comparison site roadmap – Software
The federal government’s energy comparison website, Energy Made Easy, is in line for an overhaul, with KPMG Australia brought in to scope the program of…
Symbio shareholders approve Aussie Broadband takeover – Telco/ISP
Aussie Broadband’s $262 million acquisition of unified communications-as-a-service provider Symbio moved a step closer, with Symbio shareholders voting in favour of the deal. The acquisition…
Bootloader bug exposes Linux secure boot – Security
Microsoft’s vulnerability and mitigations team have discovered a bug in a program called Shim, which is used in Linux distributions that support secure boot. While…
NT Health says “temporary” Acacia rollback at two hospitals – Strategy – Software
NT Health has confirmed that a new digital patient record system has been “temporarily” withdrawn from use in the emergency departments of Royal Darwin and…
Britain, France lead 35 nation agreement on controlling spyware – Security
Countries led by Britain, France and the United States and tech firms including Google, Microsoft and Meta signed a joint statement recognising the need for…
Australian law firm Lander & Rogers finds legal uses for Copilot – Software
Australian law firm Lander & Rodgers has automated several legal tasks and launched an AI Lab, which will develop customised tools and integrate them into…
Westpac adds transaction monitoring to detect power of attorney abuse – Finance – Software
Westpac is introducing an additional layer of transaction monitoring aimed at detecting potential abuse of power of attorney arrangements over customers’ accounts. Power of attorney…