Ransomware attacks on infrastructure and mid-market businesses are tipped to rise, while the use of AI cyber tools will grow as IT customers seek more signal and less noise from vendors.
The continued rise of AI in 2024 will require IT to overcome significant challenges, including prioritising competing projects, building a data culture, finding talent and winning more investment in innovation.
AI and machine learning will be the sixth biggest area of IT spending growth in Australia and New Zealand in 2024, though CIOs are working with flat budgets overall in making spending decisions.
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After a big year for AI in Australia and New Zealand in 2023, AWS’s Rada Stanic and Louise Stigwood reflect on innovations made to support generative AI and predict it will continue to be a focus into 2024.
The EU AI Act may force Australian businesses to implement regulations for AI or risk losing local and global business partnerships due to lack of compliance.
Some gifted IT professionals are being passed over for promotion due to weak people skills. Injecting psychological science into leadership development could nurture tech leaders who can connect across silos.
The Australian government’s rollout of passkeys for its digital service portal myGov will build momentum for wider adoption; though, challenges like user education and tech fragmentation remain.
Australian organisations are so focused on preventing data breaches that they’re unaware that the concern of most of their customers has more to do with privacy.
IT spending in Australia is forecast to increase significantly in 2024. This means that IT pros who spend time on skills development will be able to instead focus on growth in their career.
The data centre market in the Asia-Pacific will need to adjust to a rise in artificial intelligence computing in the region as well as a range of demands from a growing region.
Data governance was often pushed aside as Australian organisations rushed to capitalise on big data and AI in 2023. This year, there will be a renewed focus on the ethics of data collection and use.
Some 40% of organizations remain in the exploration/experimentation phases due to factors including limited AI skills and expertise, according to IBM's newly released Global AI Adoption Index 2023.
Recent Australian residential construction industry failures revealed a pressing need for capturing, sharing and collaborating on construction project data across stakeholders in common data environments.
After a big year for AI in Australia and New Zealand in 2023, AWS’s Rada Stanic and Louise Stigwood reflect on innovations made to support generative AI and predict it will continue to be a focus into 2024.
Employees and customers alike expect Australian organisations to demonstrate genuine efforts toward sustainability. Here’s how IT can be at the centre of these efforts.
The technology sector in Australia could soon benefit from faster, more flexible access to a global pool of skilled tech workers, following the release of a migration strategy being expanded in 2024.
Commentary: Australia’s Cyber Security Strategy 2023-2030 is a bold and far-reaching vision that will see Australia become a world leader. However, a lack of bipartisan agreement may undermine it.
ASIC research shows 44% of Australian organisations are not managing third-party supply chain risk. Tesserent says it remains a key risk, and disruption could emerge from geopolitical tensions.
The ransomware group, which has distributed ransomware to more than 1,000 victims, reportedly recovered control of its website on Tuesday. Learn how to defend against ransomware.