Industry Insider

  • FTI Consulting Partners with iManage

    FTI Consulting's Technology segment has formed a strategic alliance with iManage to deliver enhanced document management and collaboration solutions for law firms and corporate legal departments.

  • BankVic Overhauls Automation with NewgenOne

    BankVic, an Australian mutual bank serving police, emergency, and health workers, has selected the NewgenONE platform from Newgen Software to streamline its day-to-day operations and offer superior member experiences.

  • WA Agency taps GenAI to Manage Document Library

    Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI Service is being tapped to transform the management of technical document libraries at Main Roads Western Australia (Main Roads), the transport agency responsible for the state’s road network.

  • IDP Boosts Confidence in Agentic Automation

    The combination of IDP and agentic automation not only mitigates AI-based uncertainty but also provides a robust framework for achieving efficient, scalable, and trustworthy automation in the workplace.

  • New dashboard improves access to FOI data

    The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has launched a new statistics dashboard that improves public access to data about the operation of Australia’s freedom of information (FOI) system.

  • Don't let your company make headlines for all the wrong reasons

    Australian banks, superannuation funds, and insurance companies take note: the new Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) rules - stricter cyber security risk management - mean you, your team, and your company will be under serious scrutiny. Failure to comply could lead to big penalties including jail time.

  • $23.5 million ePCR system for Ambulance SA

    Healthcare information systems company, Dedalus, has been announced as the successful tender recipient for the implementation of an electronic patient care record (ePCR) system in South Australia.

  • Meta to Pay $50M to Australian Facebook Users

    Meta Platforms has agreed to pay $50 million to Australian Facebook users affected by the Cambridge Analytica data breach, marking the largest privacy-related compensation package in Australian history.