Survey news stories

The Apricorn 2022 Global IT Security Survey revealed that while the majority organisations have data backup plans in place, data for many are at risk.

Globally, the cyber threat level to organisations remains high, and the current situation only serves to highlight this further.

According to a Kaspersky study, more than one in two SEA users say small businesses should be using digital payments.

Fifty-seven percent of executives in APAC countries report they have a strategy to improve customer experience.

Shoppers have revealed how much, or how little, they know about what goes into the online shopping process in a new survey by CouriersPlease. 

New research from Poly has revealed that one in three Australian organisations believe it's fair to cut wages of remote and hybrid workers, with one in five believing remote working hinders career progression.

Accenture has launched a dedicated Metaverse Continuum business group as physical and virtual realities converge.

A study of more than 1,500 human resources professionals has revealed the cost to hire an employee has more than doubled in the past year.

A new survey by Hornetsecurity has found 93% of the IT industry will adopt hybrid cloud technology within five years.

With the transformation of banking and payments is accelerating, the industry has caught disruption from many angles due to web trends and the global pandemic.

Canstar has announced that the results of its survey for Most Satisfied Customers in the Online Retailers category reveal Mighty Ape as the winner.

A new survey from HP has set out to provide perspective on attitudes towards gender bias and roles within the workplace.

A survey of 800 data security decision-makers across 11 countries from enterprises with 5,000 or more employees has disclosed a series of alarming results.

There has been a growing priority in the manufacturing and distribution industries to pursue both new markets and invest in innovations to take advantage of the recovery that is currently underway.

A new study has found that 70% of Australian sales and marketing leaders report increased customer turnover, up from 52% in a survey conducted last year.

While there is some desire to return to the office, most employees want to continue working from in some capacity, according to a recent report.

Australian customers are leaving at extraordinary rates and most companies are ill-prepared to counter this trend in the rebound from the pandemic.

The report looks at how the role of physical security continued to evolve in 2021 as organisations adapted to changing conditions.

The survey not only found the best looking devices, but revealed some interesting facts about the cellular phone market on a whole.

A recent study by McAfee has identified the shifts in needs, attitudes, and actions that will impact Australia in 2022.

Accuracy and strong attention to detail are essential for finance professionals in order to perform well and to hold the respect of their peers.

A Micro Focus survey finds COBOL is viewed as strategic by 92% of respondents, and the amount of COBOL code in daily use increased to 775-850 billion lines. 

Brands must look at managing their data collection strategies, investment strategies, and deploying improvement in their identity management practices to reach, engage, and retain customers moving forward.

A recent study has revealed that although cryptocurrency is still a growing market in New Zealand, the country's usage rate is still well below those of our overseas counterparts.