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The majority (82%) of businesses still remain concerned about the security risks of employees working remotely, despite being over a year into remote working and looking ahead to likely shifts to hybrid remote/in-office working models.>>

"Organisations need to recognise and act on the carbon cost of our digital world by accelerating the move to business models which are supported by sustainable IT capabilities.”>>

According to the study, two thirds (66%) of respondents say their home lives are being emotionally impacted by their work managing IT threat alerts.>>

Customer loyalty is at stake as telcos fail to deliver adequate service, prompting organisations to adapt or fail to gain a competitive advantage.>>

Marketing analytics platform Adjust has released a new report that finds mobile app growth is up by 31% in 2021.>>

The findings from the eighth annual Information Security Maturity Report reveals the current view of security issues facing businesses across the globe, indicating that years of innovation and hard work from CISOs has upheld security defences throughout COVID-19.>>

Average ransomware recovery cost in Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ) has increased from US$1.16 million to US$2.34 million, more than doubling in one year.>>

The software is designed to provide daily revenue updates, as well as appointments, productivity, and retention.>>

Building upon last year’s pre-pandemic inaugural Remote Work Report: The Future of Work is Remote, this year’s report is a comprehensive look at remote work.>>

"From the research, it is clear that they are facing a triumvirate of data challenges - data sprawl, management complexity, and increasingly intricate security requirements.">>

"Companies that empower their IT and business teams to easily integrate apps and data will be able to unlock the full capacity within their organisation to drive innovation at scale and gain competitive edge.">>

The consumer device market is set for huge growth following the fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report from global tech market advisory firm ABI Research.>>

“Being recognised for the second consecutive year as the number one cybersecurity vendor for channel satisfaction, reflects the investment we have made in the Kaspersky United partner program over the past two years.">>

52% of sales professionals in Australia believe that their CRM systems are unfit for purpose, while customer churn is costing mid-market companies an average of US$5.5 million per year each.>>

Nearly all (96.2%) businesses in APAC see cloud as critical to meeting immediate business needs amid uncertainty.>>

Many organisations are still struggling to realise the full value of their cloud investments, even after years of effort, according to a new report from Accenture>>

The global System On a Chip (SOC) as a Service market is set to reach US$676.8 million by 2026, according to a new study from Valuates Reports. >>

The first of its kind in Australia, the research focuses on where businesses should and can focus efforts to reduce energy consumption and operational expenditure. >>

"As FSIs continue to forge ahead in a post-pandemic world, lasting transformation will only take place if FSIs alongside investments in technology, prioritise people and culture, as they are key to ensuring greater collaboration and continuous transformation.">>

E-waste is a global concern, and is quickly becoming a crisis of its own, the researchers state. In fact, more than 53 million metric tons of e-waste was produced in 2019.>>

"A mindset change is needed - leaders must accept and embrace an agile culture of experimentation if they are to achieve data activation.”>>

"With this new way of working here to stay and organisations looking to increase their investment in cybersecurity, there’s a unique opportunity to transform the way we approach security as an industry to better meet the needs of our customers and end-users.”>>

Received top scores in 2/3 high-level categories – current offering and strategy – as well as the highest score possible in 25 of 30 criteria.>>

According to newly published survey results, 85% found innovation to be hard before COVID-19, while now just 40% express the same sentiment.>>