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The Initiative has the goal of sorting the global skills gap and addressing job displacement arising from automation - with a number of big partners.
Amazon is just the latest guise of the combined business threats of innovation and competition in the marketplace.
The Monetary Authority of Singapore has set up its own Cyber Security Advisory Panel that includes global security experts and thought leaders.
As data center demands grow, what's the effect on enterprise's infrastructure and how will that impact manageability and potential downtime?.
Together the heavyweights will be creating a Center of Excellence to advance development for future cities by capitalizing on the Internet of Things.
Matt Chamley joins VMware after less than a year a PwC Australia, where he led the company's IT service strategy, engineering and operations.
IoT is a quickly expanding part of the digital revolution and it requires partners to team together. No one vendor can do it all.
Only 6% of Kiwi companies are thinking about creating better customer experiences while 76% are focused on growing their revenues.
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has tapped Melbourne design studio Downstream to create futuristic offices in Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane.
Staff responsible for nearly 30% of cyber attacks in New Zealand, according to PwC survey. New business models present new risks to organisations.
Workplaces could see stronger engagement and a $2.30 return for every dollar spent as new guidance targets staff mental health.
PwC Australia partners with EFTsure to offer secure payment data solutions, helping clients mitigate the risk of fraudulent payments.
The Australian Interactive Media Industry Association (AIMIA) has rebranded as Digital + Technology Collective.
NZ at forefront of AI tech, with local firms like Soul Machines leading, reports PwC, predicting a £21.6tn global boost by 2030.
PwC's New Zealand Global FinTech Report says that startups are taking up too much of the limelight when it comes to FinTech.
NZ's ARANZ Geo lauded as a finalist for the prestigious Hi-Tech Company of the Year award, marking its third consecutive nomination.
Christchurch investors are being offered a rare premium office asset with 92 per cent occupancy and annual net income of NZD $3.3 million.
Vacancy in Wellington’s CBD has fallen below 8 per cent after the Kaikoura earthquake, leaving displaced tenants with few office options.
New Zealand CEOs concerned about technology skills shortage and rise of technological risks, according to PwC survey.
Poor disaster planning can still shut firms down, despite mobile working, as businesses are warned to prioritise staff as well as IT.