Survey results stories - Page 7

Progress survey reveals data bias as a hidden risk of AI, with only 16% of Singaporean companies currently addressing it.

Hexaware has announced that it has been ranked third for customer satisfaction by Whitelane Research in its IT Sourcing Study for Europe, 2022.

As security, local support and pricing continue to drive public cloud adoption, four in five businesses in Asia are planning a complete cloud migration by 2024.

A Teletrac Navman survey has revealed rising fuel costs, disruption due to COVID-19, and supply chain issues are the top challenges fleet operators face.

Leading brands are prioritising investments in content creation capabilities and workflows, according to Adobe's 2023 Digital Trends Report.

Mandiant report reveals Australian boards underestimate cyber threats despite high-profile attacks - 69% of professionals say so.

Data sovereignty and compliance are becoming increasingly important in shaping IT selection and design decisions, according to a new survey by IDC.

Only 5% of Australian organisations and 2% of their New Zealand counterparts have a strategy to accomplish a robust digital finance transformation.

Improving customer experience, not growth, is the main focus of insurance digitalisation initiatives in 2023, says Gartner survey.

Twilio’s survey shows lagging adoption in conversational messaging, an untapped opportunity for brands in the Australian market.

More than half of Gen Y SMEs (aged 25-39) in Australia expect increased profits in the next 12 months, according to a report by MYOB.

Face-to-face meetings are set to decline as most meetings will be run remotely even when employees re-enter the workplace.

The annual New Zealand Workplace Diversity Survey will help to shape research on diversity issues and ways to support a more inclusive New Zealand.

It will be providing the entire suite of SurveySparrow products and services, including the chat surveys, offline app, and NPS surveys.

Some small businesses are feeling less confident about the road ahead, with business confidence falling to a nine-year low in the June quarter.

New analysis by MYOB shows that technology will significantly change the way New Zealand's tourism businesses operate in the next decade.

60% offer some form of flexible work options to staff – including almost one-in-five that make specific work arrangements for staff who are parents.

Confidence among New Zealand SMEs has dropped to a three-year low, despite steady revenue growth and positive earnings forecasts, reports MYOB.

The survey took responses from over 200 firms, comprising micro (up to 5 staff) and intermediate businesses (6 to 20 staff).

Stress was a challenge in 62% of organisations surveyed, and 50% of respondents noted concerns about the mental health of staff or colleagues.