Industry Insider

  • Kapish Signs Cloud Contract with UTS

    The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) is a leading public research university located in Sydney, Australia. UTS is known for its strong focus on innovation, technology, and industry collaboration.

  • ATO Warns of Identity Theft Surge

    The Australian Taxation Office has moved to reassure taxpayers that its systems remain secure following reports of hackers stealing thousands of dollars through fraudulent tax returns, with some victims losing more than $A14,000.

  • ABBYY Takes Proactive Stance on AI Compliance

    As artificial intelligence regulation becomes a boardroom priority worldwide, document processing company ABBYY is getting ahead of the curve by making its AI risk management policy publicly available and partnering with organizations to help other companies navigate the complex compliance landscape.

  • Breaking the 80/20 Rule: How Governments Can Escape Legacy IT Traps

    ​In an era where digital transformation is reshaping both public and private sectors, government agencies face unique challenges in modernizing their IT infrastructure. IDM asked George Harb, Vice President-ANZ at OpenText, what this new report on legacy systems reveals about government agencies’ struggle with outdated technology, the risks they face, and strategies for successful modernization that balance fiscal responsibility with service delivery.

  • Data Breach Surge Hits Record High in Australia

    Australian businesses and government agencies reported an unprecedented 1,113 data breaches in 2024 - the highest annual total since mandatory reporting began in 2018, according to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC).

  • AI-Powered Information Management in NZ Public Sector

    Microsoft New Zealand has announced the successful implementation of AI and low code solutions transforming the way local and central government agencies manage Official Information Act (OIA) and Local Government Official Information Act (LGOIMA) requests.