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Majority of Gen Z Australians utilise Artificial Intelligence (AI), with an interest most prominent in socio-economically disadvantaged and culturally diverse groups.

KPMG Australia and Stone and Chalk launch new instalment of their Future Technology Program, leveraging start-ups to promote innovative workforce technologies.

Tips for women thriving in the male-dominated IT sector, focusing on imposter syndrome combat, networking, courage and authenticity, and promoting diversity and inclusion.

Australia's fintech deal value sunk by 76% to US$587m in 2023, a six-year low, amid a worldwide investment downturn, reports KPMG's Pulse of Fintech.

Strong Q2 results and record 1H24 earnings put archTIS Limited, a secure data collaboration software firm, en route to achieving imminent revenue expansion and nearing cash flow positivity.

In 2024, Asia Pacific financial firms are leaning into document automation strategies to enhance productivity, in a climate of rapid change boosted by pandemic, inflation, and employee disengagement.

Futurum Intelligence's AI enterprise survey predicts surprising power changes within AI deployment vendors, potentially deposing traditional IT suppliers by 2024.

Three quarters of Australian recruiters now use AI tools in talent-finding processes, SmartRecruiters survey reveals.

From 2024, Tim Robinson will helm KPMG Australia's Technology Consulting unit, replacing Richard Marrison.

Number of Australian fintech startups drops for the first time, down 3% to 830, as challenging economic conditions persist.

To reap the full benefits of Industry 4.0, security teams need to understand what they can do to harden their legacy systems.

KPMG Australia has made a $16m funding commitment to ERP platform Wiise, allowing it to expand globally and launch in New Zealand.

According to SYSPRO, a provider of ERP software, disruptions in the dynamic business landscape are impacting supply chain management and inventory outcomes.

KPMG will support Melbourne Airport's Microsoft Dynamics implementation across financials, supply chain, sales, customer service and marketing.

FTI Consulting appoints two Senior Managing Directors in Sydney - Wouter Veugelen & Michael Khoury - to enhance cybersecurity and technology services.

In a year of economic uncertainty and geopolitical tensions, it should be no surprise that the digital landscape is fraught with cyberthreats.

Australian organizations trailing behind global counterparts in IT budgets and facing significant skills shortages, says KPMG report.

The partnership with Workday and KPMG enables St John of God Health Care to deploy effective recruitment, talent management, and skills development strategies.

KPMG's 2022 'Cyber Trust Insights' report has surveyed 1,881 executives to outline five key steps to building trust through cybersecurity.

KPMG Australia's Cyber team grows to 16 partners with the addition of new partner Greg Miller and incoming partner Mitra Minai in July.