Mobile distracted shoppers buy more, study suggests
A small study suggests people who use their mobiles while shopping are more likely to make unplanned purchases and forget items they had planned to buy.
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Aussie businesses want an open IoT ecosystem
IoT decision makers are putting a high priority on open standards for data and connectivity and on open source software standards.
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Government e-invoicing review gets tick of approval
An Australian e-invoicing project predicted to transform the national economy with an estimated $7-$10 billion annually is set to undergo a detailed Cost and Benefits Study on widespread government adoption.
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IT workers say their companies are failing to innovate
IT workers claim their companies are 'failing' or 'near failing' to innovate and adopt new technologies that transform their businesses, according to a new study.
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Nearly half telework under informal policy: study
Teleworking is increasing even while many businesses in Australia and New Zealand lack written agreements or training for remote working, according to a report released today by Cisco.
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2015 Cost of data breach study: impact of business continuity management
This global study involving 350 companies in 16 industry sectors looks at the impact of data breaches and trends. The results from this annual research give insight and a better understanding of the factors that can minimise the financial consequences of a data breach, as well as the positive impact a business continuity management (BCM) program can have on the financial and reputational consequences of breaches.
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