Google says Australian law on age verification ‘extremely difficult’ to enforce
Google said it would be “extremely difficult” for Australia to enforce a law prohibiting people younger than 16 from using social media, warning that the…
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Vic Police to “reprioritise” IT spending, use more real-time data
Victoria Police is set to become more data-driven in the way frontline police are equipped, with real-time information and mobility investments to be prioritised. Victoria…
ANZ Banking Group wants better value from its tech vendors
ANZ Banking Group is reducing the number of technology vendors it works with and has challenged the remaining ones to work more “effectively” to curtail…
ANZ CEO backs Plus tech stack, but changes “inefficient” delivery
ANZ chief Nuno Matos has thrown his support behind the “technology, architecture and platforms” of digital offering ANZ Plus, but has made changes to the…
Okta unveils identity fabric to secure surge in enterprise AI agents
Leading independent identity partner Okta has announced a suite of new capabilities aimed at helping organisations secure the rapidly growing use of AI agents inside the enterprise,…
EcoStruxure IT: Enhancing Resiliency, Security and Sustainability
Planning for the future, Schneider Electric continues to focus on ways to help customers use its Data Centre Infrastructure Management (DCIM) software for the most…
NetSuite MCP unlocks with power of Agentic AI
With the right guardrails in place, Agentic AI has the power to comprehend, reason and act in order to autonomously accomplish complex business tasks. While…
Hoyts highlights its mobile-first journey
Hoyts is continuing to optimise digital- and mobile-first experiences for customers, with further personalisation and self-service capabilities being pursued. Chief technology officer Adam Wrightson told…
Qantas says customer data released by cyber criminals
Qantas Airways confirmed customer data stolen in a July breach had been published by cybercriminals. The airline said in July that more than a million customers…
RondoDox IoT botnet swells to 56 exploits in shotgun campaign
Multiple security researchers have detailed a large escalation in the RondoDox Internet of Things (IoT) botnet campaign, which now weaponises 56 vulnerabilities across more than…
Qld lifts 12-year ban on IBM after $1.25bn payroll failure
The Queensland government has lifted its ban on contracting with IBM, more than a decade after it was imposed following the disastrous rollout of a…
Cadence, culture, and clarity: making OKRs a living framework
Dean Swan, Vice President and General Manager of monday.com in APJ, says that’s what separates organisations who treat OKRs as a reporting exercise from those…