Online services stories
Indian private-sector banks are adopting the FICO Platform to enhance growth and decision-making via AI capabilities.
RETN develops a ground-breaking DDoS mitigation platform, amplifying scrubbing capacity by an impressive 5,000%, and offering businesses superior network level protection.
Nearly 40% of UK internet users risk data breaches by using identical passwords for multiple accounts, according to Yubico.
Imperva flags urgent cybersecurity threat as malicious bot attacks on eCommerce platforms rise, putting online retailers at risk.
Virgin Australia has deepened its partnership with New Relic to enhance the delivery of online services to its customers.
Derrick Loi has become Ant Group's General Manager of international business, creating global access to fintech solutions, software and blockchain.
45% of consumers plan to increase online services use following COVID-19, according to a new report from ForgeRock.
Globalization Partners revolutionizes international hiring process with its technology, enabling companies to onboard staff in minutes.
Kiwis gain free access to a treasure trove of digital content through the pioneering open-source tool, Supplejack, in a national collaborative effort.
We think New Zealanders have been desperate for this information and are curious to peek over the fence to see what's going on in their neighbourhood.
A new study has found that central government agencies in New Zealand and Australia are performing poorly in terms of online responsiveness.
After partnering with J2 Global, Kiwi online backup firm Nexus Data Security rebrands as KeepItSafe, enhancing services with local NZ data storage.
Optimation, a tech solutions provider, is a finalist in the NZ Hi-Tech Awards 2024 for their pioneering product, Optimation Connect.
Australia's biggest news websites have a greater carbon footprint than the average site, says a report by digital agency WongDoody.
The CMA investigates the UK's £7.5bn cloud services market for potential competition issues impeding businesses.
COVID-19 is fueling screen addiction among New Zealanders, with 36% admitting they are hooked, according to NortonLifeLock's global study.
Spark, the New Zealand telecommunications company, has launched WeDo, an online service connecting consumers with local businesses.
Since the start of the year nearly every month has seen an increase in the number of passport applications made online.
New Zealanders are increasingly using the government's online services, with over 45% of transactions completed digitally.
Auckland Council has released a statement saying its IT project NewCore is tracking on budget, on time and on schedule.