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Lenovo DaaS is a fully-managed subscription model combining hardware, services and finance into a single managed services contract.

The alliance with Cylance adds AI-enabled endpoint security technology to KPMG’s portfolio of security strategy and roadmap services.

A mobile climbing robot called ‘Alfie’ will help to lead the way in workplace safety in confined spaces.

The venture is the first time a professional services firm, a bank and a technology company have come together in Aus to start a fintech venture.

Employers that are more transparent, supportive of staff growth and lead by example are more likely to be rated as a good place to work by staff.

The acquisition will see up to 25 Cyberinc employees join KPMG's Australian arm to boost capabilities in domestic identity and access management.

SAM is no longer just about software license compliance. Organisations need to optimise software usage and control costs.

"Today the nation's business leaders understand that disruption looms around every corner.”

KPMG Australia’s Gerard Vigneron offers some tips for a more holistic approach to cloud and business transformation.

60% of all fintech companies in Australia are basing themselves in Sydney.

“The CEOs I talk to are looking for new types of digital solutions that combine the best technology with deep sector and business expertise.”

“The majority of CEOs expected headcount growth into the future. Australia needs to grow the pie, not slice it in different portions."

KPMG Australia and Cisco have partnered up to push smart cities in Australia with a focus on developing new tools for leaders of smart city programs.

New Zealand’s SMB must face up to the reasons why they need better cybersecurity, or risk backlash from the law, customers & partners.

KPMG’s Project Management Survey 2017 revealed that two-thirds of projects undertaken in New Zealand are failing.

“Unfortunately the results were not surprising – as phishing emails are becoming increasingly convincing and sophisticated."

“It’s an exciting step, and one which heralds a shift in focus around innovation within and for KPMG."

KPMG Australia has launched a dedicated IoT practice to capitalise on a market expected to drive more than $120b in additional economic activity in AU

Seventy-two percent of CEOs believe that the next three years will be more critical to their industry than the previous 50 years.

Half of IT decision makers have no real strategy to protect against digital crime even though 94% are aware of it. Instead, they feel constrained.

KPGM Australia has snapped up technology consultancy, Markets IT, for an undisclosed sum, in a deal to bolster its play in the capital markets sector.

“Collectively we sleepwalked into a position of vulnerability when it comes to cyber."

“Microsoft is honoured to recognise KPMG NZ for their achievements this past year and their dedication and support of Microsoft Dynamic applications."

CEOs continue to transform their organisations and are more concerned about product relevance, customer loyalty and keeping current with new tech.