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Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) has opted to manage ‘IT like a business’, a move that is an ‘agency first' for the NSW government, according to CIO Rob Putter.

Fewer enterprises are calculating the return on investment for cloud computing than ever before, according to a global survey of chief information officers.

Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s IT services expenses decreased by 32 per cent to $752 million in the half year ended in December, compared with the same period in 2016.

Chief information officers working in Asia Pacific are steaming ahead of their global peers in the adoption of disruptive tech

As they strive to innovate and digitally transform their organisations, utilities are hitting a major barrier: their cultures.

The company's head of data science, Gideon Mann, talks about the work behind 'The Terminal'.

​It is one of the most successful health campaigns in Australian history. A simple message, spoken by a seagull named Sid.

​CA Technologies has named Janice Cox as its new managing director for Australia and New Zealand.

Colin Timm has been named as the new director of Google Cloud in A/NZ, tasked with driving enterprise cloud adoption.

​AI software is being rolled out to 20 GP clinics in Western Australia to screen patients for diabetic retinopathy.

Research group IDC has identified four archetypes relating to digital transformation efforts: The Digital Transformation Special Projects Team, The Office of Digital Transformation, The Embedded Digital Business and The Digital Business Unit.

The bank yesterday announced it was starting a formal process to appoint a systems integration partner "to assist in the scoping and design of our technology architecture" to support its new organisation-wide agile approach.

​Commonwealth Bank of Australia is spending $40 million to improve the technology used to monitor accounts and transactions for suspicious activity in the wake of a legal challenge from AUSTRAC accusing the bank of anti-money laundering and counter-terrorism law breaches.

​PwC Australia is soon to launch a tool which uses data analytics to interpret complex awards and enterprise agreements to ensure a company’s employees are being paid correctly.

​Macquarie Telecom has launched a SD-WAN service – which it claims is the only in Australia to be able to leverage multiple carriers – as it seeks to tap into a booming market expected to grow to US$1 billion by the end of the year.

​A single hour of IT related downtime costs Australian businesses between $500,000 to more than $10 million.

​TechnologyOne has received a claim for damages in excess of $50 million from Brisbane City Council (BCC).

​In the highly competitive online news industry, readers are unforgiving of sluggish sites, poor user experience and dated features.

Vendors are over-egging the artificial intelligence capabilities of their products to cash in on the “gold rush” around the technology, Gartner has claimed today.

​CSIRO has begun using its new $4m Dell EMC supercomputer, which will soon help to bring vision to the blind through the use of multi-layered neural networks.