PwC news stories - Page 3

Digital Transformation
Mass adoption of cloud and rise of digital business blurring traditional cyber security
“As a result, New Zealand companies are struggling to respond to the added complexity.”

Fintech
Could the FinTech revolution lead to more collaboration?
Today, the payments sector is one of the most digitally disrupted in the world. Transactions are made through third-party apps.

Innovation
Tech-hungry businesses need to find their inner child
is enough innovation coming out of our big companies? The world loves emerging technologies, but have businesses lost their sense of play?

Ransomware
Kiwi insurance firm builds cybercrime fighting army
“Businesses need to be clear that cyber security is not just about IT triage."

Cybersecurity
Cyber crime rife around the globe, Australia 'top hotspot'
"The message is clear: the burden of preventing, protecting and responding to economic crime rests firmly with organisations themselves."

Cybersecurity
Palo Alto and PwC team up to bring better security to businesses
"The collaboration between Palo Alto Networks and PwC brings together a powerful combination of next-generation security technology.”

Cybersecurity
NZ Govt: Cyber security belongs in the boardroom, not the IT department
"This isn’t an issue that directors can ignore," says Amy Adams.

Cloud
PwC brings together local cloud providers to create open platform
“There’s a phenomenal amount of innovation happening in the cloud environment - having an open platform brings best of breed solutions to clients."

PwC
Technology and social media biggest concern for NZ banks
“It’s not surprising that for NZ banks these technology-related risks have risen to the top, with social media’s power to damage reputations."

New Zealand
NZ’s smaller regions represent huge opportunity
New Zealand's smaller regions have the opportunity to become more developed hotbeds of activity, according to a new report from PwC.

Analytics
PwC offers up Melbourne Cup analytics
Feel the need for some horsing around today? Want some techie tips for the Melbourne Cup, or perhaps to know your ‘horsey name’? PwC has the answers.

Cybersecurity
The state of information security: Kiwi businesses not confident
NZ organisations trust their suppliers and believe that they will simply do the right thing despite the absence of security obligations in contracts.

PwC
Digital investments driving strong revenue growth
A growing number of organisations are investing in digital technologies, and particular behaviours surrounding these investments are driving success.

PwC
Disruptive tech hitting NZ insurance sector
"The industry is at a tipping point as it grapples with the impact of new technology."

CFO
UPDATE: RAM liquidators seek $954,000 investor withdrew in test case
Liquidators of the Ross Asset Management group of companies are looking to claw back $954,000 one investor withdrew before the scheme collapsed.

CFO
Ross Asset Management liquidators seek $954,000 investor withdrew in test case
Liquidators of the Ross Asset Management group of companies, found to be a ponzi scheme, are looking to claw back $954,000 one investor withdrew befor

PwC
Speed of tech change proving scary for CEOs
The speed of technological change is the biggest technology concern for Kiwi CEOs – outstripping even security concerns – according to PwC.

Smartphone
Intimacy, mindset and innovation key for digital advertising success
The PwC Global entertainment and media outlook, 2014-2018, forecasts digital advertising will increase by 10.2% every year until 2018.

Cloud
Google and PwC enter into partnership
PwC and Google have announced they are entering into a joint business relationship to bring new and innovative services to companies around the world.

Data Protection
NZ lagging in security and privacy risk management
Kiwi organisations are being unnecessarily exposed to financial, regulatory, brand and productivity impacts though poorer management of security and privacy risks, according to a new security report from PwC.

Cloud
34% of online shopping dollars going offshore
Kiwi retailers missing out on one third of $2.68 billion spend.