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December 13, 2019Cybercrime as a Service: Six critical questions every business mu [...]
Focus Report, ReportsThe rising costs of cybercrime are driven by an increase in online devices, more cyberattacks and the growing sophistication of cybercriminals and their toolkits -
June 30, 2017Artificial Intelligence – The next disruptive revolution
ReportsArtificial Intelligence (AI) is the biggest technological revolution since the digital age. Businesses and industries will experience a huge boost to productivity and efficiency, and save costs across their entire value chains. Economic, legal and ethical challenges need to be overcome for AI to become widespread.
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November 16, 2016The changing face of the data centre – Enabling digital tra [...]
ReportsDriven by digital disruption, service innovation is going into overdrive as global and local players compete for a share in Australia’s fast growing data centre market. As Australia’s appetite for everything digital grows, the role of the data centre undergoes transformation from a passive hub to an enabler of innovation. We discuss the key areas of growth within the data centre market and how they are likely to change amidst continual disruption.
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October 4, 2016MAD Tech: Is the future better together?
ReportsMarketing and advertising technologies have developed in relative isolation. However, the demands of marketers, advertisers and investors are now driving convergence. Current solutions do not meet marketers’ needs, nor do they satisfy consumers. Consequently, the mar-tech and ad-tech verticals are ripe for disruption. We discuss the potential convergence of marketing and advertising technology as well as the key drivers of this transition.
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July 6, 2016Big Data in Australia | Why every CEO needs to have a Big Data pl [...]
ReportsData is the new resource for companies looking to gain a competitive advantage in a rapidly evolving market. Big Data disruption is putting pressure on organisations to become smarter in order to gain a competitive advantage. This report discusses whether Australian and New Zealand organisations are mature enough to profit from data-driven decisions, and the key points required for businesses in order to strive in the ever-changing world of Big Data.
