Digital services stories

Four out of five Australians and New Zealanders believe the digital services they access from Government are superior or on par with those they access from private sector businesses.>>

“Today marks the beginning of an exciting new offering for both TradeWindow and existing Cyberfreight customers - it’s an opportunity for us to further optimise the international logistics process.">>

Relationships with technology flourished in across Australia and New Zealand in 2020, with minimal online fatigue despite the reliance on digital throughout the pandemic.>>

Activity is picking up for many Kiwi software and digital businesses as demand increases for digital and cloud-based service offerings.>>

Automotion proposes to bring down operational costs, improve process efficiency and enable the development of new digital services for customers, according to GlobalData.>>

Commonwealth Finance Ministers agree that technology could improve debt transparency, but there needs to be closer collaboration to figure out tax implications from the growing digital commerce trade.>>

New tools that leverage AI and other innovative technologies have potential to future-proof the provision of online services in Australia.">>

Multinational tech and digital services firms may no longer have a free tax pass to operate in New Zealand. >>

The report says New Zealand telecommunications companies are transitioning to become genuine digital services providers.>>

The emergence of new pure-play OTT services is gradually pushing digital service providers to embark on the media transformation journey.>>

Agility, technology and data are impacting demand for digital strategic services, which is set to become $97 billion worldwide opportunity by 2019.>>

Founded in 1992, GFi is a leading provider of Windows-based messaging, content security and network security software.>>