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LogChain appoints Jim Halkyard as CTO in bid to revolutionise supply chains
Tue, 26th Mar 2024
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cloud services
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customer service
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digitalisation
Global trade disruptor LogChain appoints industry veteran Jim Halkyard as Chief Technical Officer, signaling a major move towards the digitalisation and revolution of the supply chain industry.

Rising data breaches underscore importance of World Backup Day
Tue, 26th Mar 2024
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data protection
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dr
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encryption
As data breaches surge by 19% in 2023, World Backup Day urges personal and enterprise level data protection, with Cloudera's VP Keir Garrett emphasising disaster recovery measures.
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Odhran O'Brien bags Digital Transformation Leader award at 2024 ceremony
Tue, 26th Mar 2024
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digital transformation
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laserfiche
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information governance
Odhran O'Brien, Archdiocesan Archivist Director, wins the 2024 Tom Wayman: Digital Transformation Leader award, marking the first APAC recognition since 2005.

AWEX protects biosecurity, integrity and traceability with RFID tags
Tue, 26th Mar 2024
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supply chain & logistics
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cleantech
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rfid
Amid biosecurity threats, AWEX leverages RFID tags to improve wool traceability and bolster industry integrity, initiating a digital transition set to optimise global efficiencies.

Transforming legal firms into tech-savvy visionaries – the paradox
Tue, 26th Mar 2024
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edutech
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ai
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cloud services
Despite acknowledging the benefits of technology, conservatism in legal firms is impeding the adoption of AI and legal tech tools; ongoing education and real-world examples may be the remedy.

Navigating the tumultuous waves of Oracle Java pricing and licensing changes
Tue, 26th Mar 2024
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martech
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software development
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oracle
Oracle's Java pricing and licensing updates, shifting from usage-based to per-employee costs, send businesses seeking for alternative distribution channels amidst concern over increased operational expenditure.

Australian Open 2024 serves up AI experiences with Infosys
Tue, 26th Mar 2024
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digital transformation
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llms
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ai
The 2024 Australian Open is set to redefine fan engagement by integrating advanced AI technologies by Infosys, offering immersive experiences from predictive game challenges to AI-generated artworks and a VR match-up with tennis icons.

Cartelux appoints Kae Hum & Carla McAloon in strategic roles
Tue, 26th Mar 2024
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hcm
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ai
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google
Cartelux bolsters innovation strategy with hiring of industry leaders Kae Hum and Carla McAloon, as they work to expand beyond the automotive industry.

KttiPay welcomes Pierre Caserta as new Head of Engineering
Mon, 25th Mar 2024
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fintech
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martech
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payment technologies
Pierre Caserta, known for fostering innovation in fintech, has been appointed as Head of Engineering for the group expense management app KttiPay, foretelling technological advancements.

RIC's digital transformation revolutionises Australian farm loans
Mon, 25th Mar 2024
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saas
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digital transformation
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hyperscale
The Regional Investment Corporation (RIC) and Infosys Finacle have successfully launched the SaaS-based Finacle Digital Lending Solution, streamlining RIC's operations and lowering costs.

Infosys extends digital innovation partnership with ATP Tour until 2026
Mon, 25th Mar 2024
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data analytics
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ai
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bi
Infosys renews digital innovation partnership with ATP Tour until 2026, leveraging AI, data analytics and cloud technologies to enhance fan and player experiences in tennis.

AI & VR part of junior leadership initiative between Infosys & Table Tennis Victoria
Mon, 25th Mar 2024
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ai
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ar, vr & metaverse
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digital literacy
Infosys launches a Junior Leadership programme in partnership with Table Tennis Victoria to enhance young players' digital knowledge and leadership skills using the 'Infosys Springboard' platform.

Asia-Pacific businesses set to invest USD $3.4bn in GenAI
Mon, 25th Mar 2024
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genai
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data privacy
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ai
Generative AI (GenAI) investments in the Asia-Pacific are projected to accelerate at a staggering rate of 140%, the fastest globally, with spending expected to reach USD $3.4 billion across key nations, according to Infosys Knowledge Institute's research.

Infosys & PIL form strategic tech partnership for digital transformation
Mon, 25th Mar 2024
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digital transformation
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cx
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martech
Global digital services leader, Infosys, joins forces with shipping titan Pacific International Lines to accelerate digitalisation, modernise customer portal and enact transformative changes across the logistics sphere.

Ripple hosts Australia policy summit on blockchain regulation
Mon, 25th Mar 2024
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blockchain
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risk & compliance
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cryptocurrency
Ripple's inaugural Australia policy summit equipped nearly 200 global/local policymakers and industry leaders with insights into regulatory amendments for blockchain.

Why Zero Trust is critical in solving Australia’s cloud security woes
Mon, 25th Mar 2024
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data protection
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datacentre infrastructure
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cloud security
Australia's cloud security challenges, resulting in roughly AUD $4.9m losses per breach, spotlight the urgent need for the Zero Trust framework to ensure robust data protection.

Exclusive: CyberArk and the evolving role of CISOs
Mon, 25th Mar 2024
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digital transformation
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cybersecurity
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cyberark
CyberArk's Thomas Fikentscher discusses the growing cybersecurity threat, highlighting an expected surge in identity-related breaches and the integral role of CISOs.

Wolters Kluwer joins forces with BDO for BEPS Pillar Two webinar
Mon, 25th Mar 2024
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risk & compliance
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webinar
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oecd
Wolters Kluwer and BDO join forces in a webinar, aiming to provide expert insights to navigate the complex challenges faced by multinational firms due to BEPS Pillar Two.

What are professional services? (examples + key statistics)
Mon, 25th Mar 2024
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devops
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apm
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healthtech
The professional services industry, valued at $6.02tn in 2022, incorporates diverse sectors from supply chain management to cybersecurity consulting.

Oracle Database users question value of costly upgrades, survey reveals
Fri, 22nd Mar 2024
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support
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rimini street
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upgrades
High costs and maintenance challenges are faced by 38% of Oracle Database customers as support for the 19c edition concludes in 2024, according to a survey by Rimini Street.