Discover the technologies and business areas your C-level peers are focusing on now and in the future in our 2018 State of the CIO report.
"If we don’t solve this we will not enjoy the quality of life we do today," says Data61 chief.
‘Treat data as an asset’ sounds like a straightforward and sensible maxim for any government agency to follow. It was one published in bold type in IP Australia’s corporate plan.
Billionaire Yusaku Maezawa will be the first person to make a moon flight.
Westpac has launched a proof of concept combining four of the most talked about technologies of the day: data analytics, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things and blockchain.
VR used to reconstruct the bloodiest day in the 2013/2014 street demonstrations in Ukraine, when dozens of protesters were killed.
Regulator may also bring proceedings against executives who knowingly approve misleading advertisements.
RMIT is piloting a 'digital assistant' for students, which it says will remove the need for students to queue and fill out forms to complete university admin.
Tractor belonging to three SA farmers enters machine-to-machine economy.
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CIO Australia, in partnership with Dell Technologies, invited a select group of CIOs from Australia's leading organisations to gather for a night of fine food, networking, experience and sharing of insights and ideas. Special guests included Hanson Robotics’ most advanced humanoid robot - Sophia - as well as John Roese, Global CTO of Dell EMC and Dell’s Chief Customer Officer, Karen Quintos for a discussion on how innovators are using emerging technologies such as AI to make transformation real. The evening was hosted by media personality, author and maths genius extraordinaire Adam Spencer.
Tech execs gathered at Cha Cha Char in Brisbane to discuss how they are improving cyber resilience to ensure their organisations can deal with an inevitable data breach and the fallout that follows. The luncheon was sponsored by Juniper and Communications Design & Management.
Tech execs gathered at Sydney Hilton Hotel for the CIO Summit 2018.
Senior tech execs gathered in Brisbane to discuss how you are building a digital workforce using technologies like robotic process automation. The luncheon was sponsored by Automation Anywhere and 4impact Group.
Tech execs discussed how they are dealing with the rising number and complexity of cyber attacks. The luncheon was sponsored by NTT Communications with NTT Security.
The way we work has changed. The rise of cloud adoption has brought with it a new kind of worker, the cloud worker. They are untethered, yet connected, unplugged, yet empowered. They demand flexibility and mobility - getting work done on any device, anytime from any place. Businesses need to prepare for this new way of working that’s promising economic efficiency and security for businesses, and greater collaboration and productivity for employees. Although bullish and aggressive on cloud, many businesses are unsure how to approach the concept of end-user computing in the cloud era. A group of tech experts gathered in Brisbane to discuss how to meet the demands of the Cloud Worker.
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At a recent lunch in Melbourne, senior technology executives discussed ways of dealing with the increasing size and complexity of global attacks. The events were sponsored by NTT Communications and NTT Security.
