Coursera launches AI series for role-based workplace skills
about 2 hours agoProfessionals in business, finance and healthcare will get structured AI training, as demand grows for role-specific workplace skills.
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SecondBite starts Derrimut cold store for food relief
The 1,500sqm site will lift storage and processing capacity as food insecurity rises, helping SecondBite handle more donated produce and frozen goods.
Anker SOLIX launches XE home battery for Australia
Homeowners could cut installation time to hours as the new system bundles inverter and battery in one unit, aiming to exploit tariff swings.
Envision launches AI power system for remote mines
Remote mines and smelters could cut costs and emissions as the system targets about 20% lower energy bills and reliability above 99.95%.
Pet Circle adopts Manhattan WMS across Australian sites
The new system has helped Pet Circle keep same-day and next-day delivery running through almost all of Black Friday, despite surging orders.
CryspIQ update brings governed data to Teams & Copilot
Staff can now query trusted enterprise records in Teams and Microsoft 365 Copilot, with answers tied to source evidence and permissions.
RSPCA Queensland cuts invoice keying with ProSpend
The charity has cut three to four hours of daily manual invoice keying and improved month-end accuracy by linking approvals directly to Pronto Xi.
AI replacing entry-level roles sparks concerns for creative jobs
Fewer junior roles and weaker training pathways are leaving emerging creatives worried AI could stall careers before they properly begin.
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Training is the key to overcoming AI's illusion of competence
Poorly trained staff are wasting time and risking sensitive data as organisations rush to adopt AI without basic governance in place.
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Adobe CTO on plans for AI agents to access Adobe tools
Customers could soon use ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude inside Adobe's creative apps, with some file-editing tools due in a private beta in early 2027.
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BrightHR: Australian SMBs face considerable risks from payroll errors
Payroll mistakes can trigger wage theft claims, personal liability and reputational damage for Australian SMBs, even after honest errors.
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Adobe plans MCP access for AI agents to desktop apps
Creative Cloud users may soon let outside AI agents drive Adobe apps for tasks such as rotoscoping and image hole filling, starting on desktop.
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AI is writing your code. Who's making the decisions?
As teams automate more software work, they risk losing the human judgement needed to decide what to build and why.
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Enterprise AI adoption is a marathon, not a sprint
Many AI pilots fade after early wins because firms lack the governance, data and skills needed to turn experiments into lasting value.
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Foster Moore & Bundesanzeiger launch GRX venture
Businesses could soon verify company details faster across borders as Foster Moore and Bundesanzeiger's GRX pilot links official registers without a central database.
SyncHub says AI queries drive demand for live data
Businesses are shifting from dashboards to plain-English queries as SyncHub links live operational data to AI tools such as Claude and ChatGPT.
Google outlines no-downtime AlloyDB AI embedding upgrade
That lets teams swap embedding models in live databases without downtime, though write latency and storage use both rise during the migration.
Google adds AI checks to 170-plus skills repository
The new review process should reduce broken skills and costly regressions as Google scales its Agent Skills repository past 170 entries.
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Nol8 launches AI data plane for enterprise controls
Businesses using autonomous AI agents may be able to tighten data controls as Nol8 says its platform blocks sensitive information at machine speed.
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Infios named IDC leader in manufacturing warehouse tech
The recognition strengthens Infios's position with manufacturers seeking tighter inventory control, traceability and recall support in warehouse operations.
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Spectra Logic launches software to delay storage expansion
Higher flash prices are pushing organisations to squeeze more life from existing systems before spending on new storage hardware.
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TD SYNNEX expands Destination AI for SMBs globally
Partners now have a standardised route to package AI for smaller customers, as the distributor adds SMB-specific tools and training worldwide.
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