Australian IT Spending to Surge in 2025: Cybersecurity & AI Focus

Australia's IT spending is set to surge 8.7% in 2025, driven by cyber security needs, AI investments, and hardware upgrades as Windows 10 ends.

Wrike vs monday.com (2024): Which Software Is Better?

Trying to decide between Wrike vs monday.com? Wrike’s free plan has unlimited users but fewer features, while monday.com’s paid plans are more affordable.

Accenture: Australian Firms Lag in Global Digital Transformation Race

New data reveals 40% of Australian companies are lagging in digital transformation. Explore the reasons behind this gap and its potential impacts.

CIOs Must Reinvent IT EVP to Attract & Retain Critical Talent – Gartner

In this TechRepublic exclusive, Gartner’s Gabriela Vogel explains how CIOs should revamp IT employment value proposition strategies amid global competition, shifting work preferences, and digital transformation demands.

Is the PSTN Still in Use? Yes, but There Are Better Options

Explore the ongoing use of the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) and discover alternatives to upgrade your network strategy.

The Challenges of Demonstrating AI ROI in Australian Organisations

Measuring your ROI related to AI can be tricky. A Gartner analyst offered tips for Australian organisations looking to get the most out of their AI investments.

ManageEngine: Australian SMEs Aim to Reduce IT Costs Amid Growing Technology Complexity

“Digital intensity” caused by multiple cloud environments, application growth and AI is putting pressure on IT leaders in medium-sized businesses to manage costs while modernising their infrastructure.

How UK SMBs Can Prepare for the 5G Rollout

The UK government wants to extend 5G coverage to all populated areas of the country by 2030. Learn how your businesses can take full advantage.

UK Trails Behind Europe in Technical Skills Proficiency, Coursera Report Finds

The U.K. is the 25th most technically proficient country in Europe, with Switzerland, Germany and the Netherlands taking the top three places.

Downtime Costs World’s Largest Companies $400 Billion a Year, According to Splunk Report

Direct revenue loss is the biggest drain from downtime, but other hidden costs include diminished shareholder value, stagnant productivity and reputational damage.