Employer and regulatory under-investment in technology that automates correct pay conditions is leading staff underpayment, an employment lawyer has told Senate inquiry.
Excluding Huawei from Australia’s 5G roll-out will act as a ‘5G tax’ on citizens and increase the cost of deploying the technology by between $700 million and $2.1 billion, the networking giant said on Wednesday.
The technology skills crisis is affecting organisations in just about every market sector across Australia – from cloud to DevOps, security and data analytics.
CIO Australia sat down with Software AG’s new CEO, Sanjay Brahmawar to discuss his plans for the 49-year-old German enterprise software giant.
Tech vendors are doing an average job of meeting the needs of customers, according to research findings from State of the CIO in Australia.
The Australian government cannot underestimate the importance of cyber security threats and it would be ‘foolhardy’ not to appoint a cyber tsar.
EPA has an IT overhaul underway that is seeing the department create a new data exchange to analyse information from thousands of IoT devices.
Australian organisations lag behind the rest of the world when it comes to extracting value from their data analytics efforts.
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) on Monday unveiled a final set of new rules requiring telecommunications service providers to help their customers move more easily to the NBN.
The Department of Finance has selected Victorian company Salsa Digital to operate GovCMS, the whole-of-government content management system.
Ian Jones describes corporate social responsibility funding as a ‘grudging obligation’ that, as it currently stands, achieves very little apart from being an exercise in good PR.
Sydney Airport is in the first stages of trialing ‘couch to gate’ facial recognition technology in conjunction with carrier, Qantas.
Michael Connory’s firm Security in Depth develops cyber security awareness programs for corporate organisations.
The Australian Medical Association is supporting the government’s decision to ask the OAIC to inquire into the data privacy procedures of HealthEngine.
Huawei Australia chairman John Lord used his address at the National Press Club in Canberra today to speak out against what he says are ‘myths’ about the Chinese technology company.
