COVID-19 news stories

Understanding where to invest in technology can be challenging for education institutions, especially after the COVID-19 disruptions.

The way we hunt for and buy products has forever changed with innovative technology designed to take customers from their initial curiosity through to purchase

As the pandemic prioritised communication channels and the shift to remote work, IT departments fell behind in updating the security of print and IT infrastructure.

Hubs says it's annual 3D Printing Trend Report finds the market will hit $44.5 billion by 2026, based on a 24% compound growth.

The IDC says spending on telecommunications and pay-TV services in APAC jumped from $494 billion to $505 billion last year, following global trends.

The cyber threat landscape has always been worrisome, but today these concerns are heightened given an anticipated uptick in cyber-attacks from bad actors.

As organisations look to meet requirements around environmental, social and governance aspects, they see increased demands on their internal processes.

“The survey clearly reveals that traditional IT needs to transform itself in the post-pandemic world to cater to the new realities in the workplace."

Technology research company IDTechEx has found COVID-19, especially testing capabilities, drove the point-of-care biosensors industry to dramatically expand.

Fifty-seven percent of executives in APAC countries report they have a strategy to improve customer experience.

Having the right technology has become mission-critical for organisations of all sizes in the digital economy.

The increasing question organisations face with cyber risk insurance is no longer ‘should we purchase’, but ‘can we get it?’

1 in 10 Australians are digitally excluded, and it's estimated 1 in 5 New Zealanders struggle to engage in the digital world, an industry panel hears.

Kong's new report highlights a modern tech stack's vital role in enabling business innovation and world-class digital experiences.

As New Zealand adapts to living with Covid-19, they are also having to deal with an increasing number of life-altering technologies, all of which have a substantial risk of creating cybersecurity issues for the public.

There has been a massive resurgence in cyberthreats across multiple categories following pandemic-induced declines in 2020.

Whether for better or for worse, remote work is here to stay. The battle continues as countries grapple with uneven vaccination rates and new coronavirus variants.

Five key trends shaping the state of relationship marketing in the year ahead according to consumer preferences.

Australian small businesses, much like businesses everywhere else in the world, have been struggling since the beginning of the pandemic.

With the transformation of banking and payments is accelerating, the industry has caught disruption from many angles due to web trends and the global pandemic.

Has your leadership team spent much of the past two years in firefighting mode, responding to the issues that COVID has created? Join the club.

We’re currently witnessing one of the greatest shifts in workplace culture in history with 'control and command' leadership fading out.

A survey of 800 data security decision-makers across 11 countries from enterprises with 5,000 or more employees has disclosed a series of alarming results.

Fintech fraud is growing rapidly. As society becomes increasingly reliant on technology, the unfortunate truth of the matter is it also becomes more vulnerable to cybercrime.