Travel stories - Page 80

Harnessing AI, machine learning, and VR, the travel industry seeks to predict and inspire consumer behaviour, making choices more personalised and engaging.

Those of you who need your tunes whether you're working out or waiting for the next flight will be pricking your ears with interest right now.

70% of companies couldn't fulfil data access and portability requests within the GDPR-specified one-month time limit.

Veritas ANZ MD, Howard Fyffe, discusses the importance of data protection and disaster recovery in a recent interview.

Adobe's latest AI innovations promise to revolutionise personalisation and optimisation in brand interactions. Learn how AI can refine customer experiences.

With the growth of software-as-a-service products, SMBs are increasingly able to afford powerful tools that were traditionally barred to them.

Ruckus has released findings from its study of 1200 organizations in APAC who collectively have lost US$53m from downtime in the last 12 months.

A survey by Instructure suggests technology could give students the world experience needed to help navigate an increasingly globalised world.

Bots today have access to mission-critical systems, applications and data, just like any other user within the organisation.

The crown for best Spidey game ever is debatable again because Insomniac's Spider-Man PS4 gives Spider-Man 2 a run for its money.

The University of Otago and Perth's Curtin University have collaborated to drastically improve the accuracy of smartphone location services.

Rapid evolution of enterprise IoT tech justifies digital transformation, but privacy concerns must be addressed, warns GlobalData.

Avaya and Unisys team up to provide the Australian government and key sectors with AI-driven, secure cloud-based unified communications solutions.

Report finds firms lacking in providing key collaboration tools to staff, affecting work flexibility and productivity.

Will driverless cars alone be enough to stop the continuing congestion in cities? Or does the answer already exist in our smartphones?.

Schneider Electric's Steven Carlini discusses the new wave of optimism surrounding 5G and what this means for the future of micro data centers.

The Australian government is urged to invest in Citizen Engagement Platforms to close the digital gap, improve public trust, and streamline services.

Juniper Networks CTO, Kireeti Kompella, discusses self-driving networks, digital transformation, and enterprise security.

NVIDIA has released the Turing GPU architecture, promising major advancements in computer graphics with real-time ray tracing and AI capabilities.

Security experts are seeing the proliferation of sophisticated, convincing emails impersonating C-level execs.