Survey stories

"This survey sheds light on how organisations have adapted to the changing requirements and highlights process and technology improvements that organisations can make to get better return on investment in digital workspaces.”>>

"Now that the dust has settled, many companies are left grappling with data platforms that can't easily handle all of their diverse data types and workloads.">>

"The pandemic caused enterprises across the globe to really re-evaluate their operations and seek new ways to improve performance and efficiency.">>

“Business leaders are coming to the realisation that their existing technology cannot keep up with the data requirements of today and tomorrow.">>

Despite increasing digital adoption in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the survey revealed that only a third of businesses in APAC have actively adopted fintech solutions.>>

“As applications are rapidly becoming the most exploited threat vector, these security concerns underscore the importance to safeguard data with confidence by eliminating application vulnerabilities and stopping data breaches.">>

Manual accounting is untenable in a post COVID-19 environment, according to new global research from accounting automation software company BlackLine.>>

According to the research, Australia’s success with working from home has meant that just 1% of workers plan to return to the office in 2021.>>

New Zoom research finds that 55% of Australian businesses lack effective tools to communicate effectively in a hybrid workplace world.>>

One in ten businesses would be willing to pay $50,000-plus to retrieve ransomed data and half aren’t aware of the incoming data privacy laws.>>

Orgs with more mature Edge deployments are more likely to be gaining business value from their data by using it to inform decisions and processes.>>

The multi-region study shows the pandemic as an extraordinary catalyst for the adoption of cloud, automation, and greater digital engagement.>>

A Rubrik-commissioned A/NZ survey by IDC finds that despite only 6% saying they would pay ransomware attackers, the reality is quite different.>>

Hybrid cloud is the ideal IT model, although many organisations are struggling to adopt it.>>

Network as a service adoption to accelerate by 38% within two years as businesses adapt, with APAC in the lead, according to a survey by Aruba.>>

Banks, government agencies and healthcare providers, in that order, are trusted the most by Aussies and Kiwis to keep customer personal data safe, according to a report from Genesys.>>

87% of enterprises will accelerate their cloud migration in a post-COVID-19 world reveals a study by LogicMonitor.>>

A study by Unisys reveals the security concerns of Kiwi consumers in the world of COVID-19.>>

ABSIA’s report uncovers expectations of growth and innovation and technological change as the Australian economy emerges from the pandemic.>>

New survey finds one in four retailers have permanently lost critical business data, damaging sales and revenue.>>

AppDynamics’ new research reveals 95% of organisations have changed their technology priorities because of the COVID-19 pandemic.>>

A new survey conducted by Omida and commissioned by Acronis shows that there is an “overwhelming” demand for security services among MSPs.>>

Although, the research shows that there is still plenty for all online retailers to work on to meet rising customer expectations.>>

“Having the key personnel and external partners is critical to the long-term success of any data centre project, so the time required to assemble that team needs to be factored into any transformation project.”>>