C-Suite stories
The majority of Australian finance leaders believe the industry needs a new breed of CFO, according to a new report by Sage.
Wavestone's Data and AI Leadership Survey reveals that investments in data, analytics and Generative AI are top priorities for data companies.
Digital innovation key for long-term resilience and growth for architecture and engineering firms, says Deltek report.
Ivanti research shows escalating 'AI anxiety' among workers fearing job losses, highlighting a need for clear AI strategies.
Monstarlab's report details practices differentiating digital transformation leaders from laggers, tailored to enhance business growth. .
Organisations that can get on top of transformation will find themselves in a particularly compelling and disruptive position moving forward.
Tata Consultancy Services has highlighted what it says are the top five cybersecurity trends it believes will shape global enterprise in 2024.
A Thomson Reuters report examines the digital strategies of tax compliance leaders, exploring investment in new technology.
More than 80% of enterprises to use Generative AI APIs or Deployed Generative AI-Enabled Applications by 2026, says Gartner.
Singapore businesses lead global investment in AI and ML technologies, allocating 24% of yearly budget, according to a study by Workday.
Cybersecurity was listed as the top concern for the C-suite in Singapore, above issues such as interest rates and retaining/hiring employees.
Companies prioritise digital investments despite economic downturn, but tensions and talent challenges hinder progress, says Unisys report.
While data is a clear focus for C-level executives, there are still organisational disconnects in terms of execution.
To illustrate how fast-moving the threat landscape is, today is radically different than it was even a few years ago.
There's precious little time for a CISO to make an impact, which is why it is important to understand the type of environment you're walking into.
Cohesity appoints Brett Chase as Systems Engineering Leader for Asia-Pacific & Japan, to solve customers' data security and management challenges.
AI's impact on nearly 40% of jobs requires swift actions to ensure compliance in 2024, but a gap in technical knowledge poses challenges.
CISOs are relying on reactive strategies post-breach rather than proactive measures that better prepare the whole team before an incident strikes.
Your data isn't static and is always changing, so improving your organisation's data quality cannot be a one-off project.
AI is increasingly vital for cybersecurity, a Rackspace and Microsoft study shows, revealing investment necessity.