Hands-free, Bluetooth-savvy and constantly on-the-go, New Zealand's farming community is demanding a 'digital touch' as part of the services they seek out.
Enterprises face unique challenges in 2023, with hybrid and multi-cloud operations, AI disruption, and the need for deep observability.
Even in 2023, ensuring applications and environments are always ready for a digital traffic burst remains challenging.
Cutting costs and creating value was part of the rationale behind companies moving to the cloud, but some organisations are still waiting for those results.
Digital transformation has led to complex data management challenges for IT teams. A data fabric can help solve these issues by connecting data across systems.
Inflation, a recession, and a shortage of skilled workers are causing price increases in the IT sector, putting pressure on businesses.
Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) technologies are making digital infrastructure smarter and more intuitive.
According to predictions by Gartner, graph technology solutions from companies like Linkurious will be used in 80% of data and analytics projects by 2025.
As businesses have come to terms with the benefits of cloud platforms, many are working to shift their IT workloads to this more flexible environment.
The global economy faces challenges such as inflation, supply chain disruptions, and talent shortages. Organisations must adapt to new demands.
To remain secure, businesses and individuals need to respond effectively to a range of trends that gained momentum last year.
Banking sector in ANZ leading in gender diversity with 13% female CEOs, almost double last year's figure, according to new report. #DEI #leadership.
As we enter 2023, tech teams face the challenge of cloud migration and digital transformation. Here are 5 tips to navigate these projects effectively.
Geopolitical uncertainty, rapid Internet of Things (IoT) adoption, and accelerated digitalisation will continue to fuel cyberattacks in the years to come.
Here in Australia and around the world, the pandemic was a huge wake-up call for businesses and organisations of all stripes and sizes.
When Plan B was formed in 1999, we were in a different tech world. But just as technology has evolved over the last 23 years, so has our business.
Tools and services in place need to be constantly monitored and updated to ensure they can protect against both current and emerging threats.
2023 will be a pivotal year for cloud computing with some of the key trends from previous years even more relevant due to the effects of the economic downturn.
Digital transformation needs to be viewed as a continuous and ongoing process requiring constant fine-tuning as new technologies and supporting services evolve.
Democratising data—making data consumable for a wider population—will give these front-line users valuable decision-making insights.
