Study stories
Almost one in four Australian shoppers are anxious about gift orders not arriving on time for Christmas, according to a new survey by Oracle.
Australian managers overestimate their efficacy at engaging and recognizing employees, leading to a disconnect, says Achievers study.
Most Australian and New Zealand healthcare organizations struggle to use data analytics, according to a study by InterSystems and Ecosystm.
A new study has shown there has been a significant shift towards wanting a passwordless future, but adoption is still in its infancy.
In 2021, 80% of Australian organisations responding to the Sophos State of Ransomware study reported being hit by ransomware.
A TCS study finds that 88% of C-suites in the Asia Pacific will increase the use of digital solutions to help drive sustainability over the next three years.
The recent Ericsson mobility report has signalled a significant growth in mobile data traffic over the last 10 years, with an increase over 300-fold.
Study reveals global expense of in-demand electronics, exposing supply chain shortages and currency fluctuations during pandemic.
New research reveals that business to business customers expect personal service in an online chat, and this is a crucial element of customer experience.
CompTIA partners with Pearson VUE to offer online testing for its certification exams, allowing users to take tests from home or office.
Global shipments of 5G smartphones are forecast to soar by 700% in 2020, from 29 million to 231 million units, driven by declining device costs, Omdia reports.
The scientists have found a novel approach that significantly improves the storage efficiency and output speed of computer systems.
Australian and New Zealand businesses are struggling to meet customers' expectations, according to new research from Zendesk.
HP's new study reveals 80% of Australian creatives worry about staying relevant, while 92% feel the need to upskill to stay competitive globally.
ThreatQuotient study reveals confusion over the role of threat hunters, with many teams focusing on reactive processes.
A new GSMA study reveals the potential for big data solutions to positively impact 150 million lives over the next five years.
The latest in human-robot research is a handheld robot that is designed to try and frustrate its human counterpart in a bid to develop robotic cooperation.
The LexisNexis study found that there was an average of almost 400 successful monthly fraudulent transactions in the South East Asia region.
Global enterprises surge towards 'intelligent' status, with 61% embarking on IoT-driven innovation, Zebra reports.
A new study by 451 Research and NetSfere shows that mobile-first communication enhances productivity, but inconsistent policies risk security and compliance.
