Digital services stories

‘If it can happen to Facebook, it could happen to us.’ This will be the concern in IT departments all over the world.>>

“As traditional insurers expand their ecosystems to remain competitive, they must increasingly consider the value achievable through trusted partners, including BigTechs, InsurTechs and non-traditional players.">>

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.>>