KPMG stories

Microsoft New Zealand has announced a local partnership with KPMG New Zealand, boosting innovation and digital transformation.>>

A third of financial institutions are accelerating their AI and machine learning adoption for anti-money laundering technology in response to COVID-19. >>

A third of financial institutions are accelerating their artificial intelligence and machine learning adoption for anti-money laundering technology in response to COVID-19, a new report finds.>>

The addition of Octopus Cloud provides rhipe partners with licensing solutions and management processes to support cloud transformation initiatives.>>

The accolades were awarded based on success in helping companies execute business strategies through applications built on the Appian Low-code Automation Platform.>>

One fraud worth $45m was only uncovered when the ringleader passed away.>>

Business survival has emerged as the number one reason to invest in emerging technologies as Australian executives re-evaluate strategic priorities.>>

In 2019, thieves stole computers from a third party supplier. ComCom admits it was also at fault.>>

"With these centres, KPMG professionals can continue to help SAS clients to derive increased value from successfully moving to the cloud as well as drive improved collaboration that will enhance the current solution portfolio.">>

Known as KPMG Origins is designed to support industries including agriculture, resources, manufacturing and financial services and has been developed to enable global trade.>>

Eight New Zealand start-ups will be selected to join the six-month accelerator, which provides business coaching, mentoring, network access and courses.>>

Tech spend outside IT department creates opportunities, but increases security and consumer trust risks, finds world’s largest tech leadership survey.>>

KPMG NZ’s CIO and ESET’s CTO spoke at a recent cybersecurity conference about how machine learning and data analytics are not to be feared, but used.>>

Of the seven companies named in the OutSystems recent partner awards, three have a strong APAC presence.>>

University of Auckland Business School Professor Ilan Oshri says that businesses need to shift from a model of ‘people supported by technology’ to one that is ‘technology supported by people’.>>

The alliance with Cylance adds AI-enabled endpoint security technology to KPMG’s portfolio of security strategy and roadmap services.>>

A mobile climbing robot called ‘Alfie’ will help to lead the way in workplace safety in confined spaces.>>

Employers that are more transparent, supportive of staff growth and lead by example are more likely to be rated as a good place to work by staff.>>

The acquisition will see up to 25 Cyberinc employees join KPMG's Australian arm to boost capabilities in domestic identity and access management.>>

"Today the nation's business leaders understand that disruption looms around every corner.”>>

60% of all fintech companies in Australia are basing themselves in Sydney.>>

“The CEOs I talk to are looking for new types of digital solutions that combine the best technology with deep sector and business expertise.”>>

New Zealand’s SMB must face up to the reasons why they need better cybersecurity, or risk backlash from the law, customers & partners.>>

KPMG’s Project Management Survey 2017 revealed that two-thirds of projects undertaken in New Zealand are failing.>>