Tech Leaders news stories

Achieving a gender balanced senior leadership team won't happen by chance, says Marketplacer Jennifer Kreutzer.

While 92% of ANZ respondents believe observability is essential and strategic to their business, only 25% have fully developed observability practices. 

Family businesses should look to next generation (nextgen) leaders if their company is to thrive in the digital age, but that can only happen with greater support and trust by those currently in charge.

Tech Leaders NZ says while digitl transformation is rife among companies in NZ, there is a lack of focus on the biggest assets.

The list identifies the industry’s most operationally sound and financially successful organisations.

"You will always have issues with IT, but how you respond to them is the test."

The 2017 Tech Leaders Forum took place in Sydney, bringing together IT leaders and vendors from throughout Australia and New Zealand.

​Australian CEOs are concerned with grasping and utilising disruptive technology, presenting a clear opportunity for the channel.

​The 2017 Tech Leaders Forum is currently taking place in Sydney, bringing together IT leaders and vendors from throughout Australia and New Zealand.

“It’s disappointing that innovation like this is being allowed to be stifled."

At the recent Tech Leaders conference in Sydney, Disaster Recovery (DR) and online backups were a hot topic, because really, how are they different?

At the recent Tech Leaders conference in Sydney, many issues were raised, with one of the most prominent being cyber security.

At the recent Tech Leaders 2016 summit in Sydney, Graham and Adam spoke about how the Australian government is enhancing their digital services.

It’s time for the playing field to be levelled (somewhat) for the mid-sized Telco in Australia, according to Rene Sugo, CEO at MyNetFone.

As cyber threats become more sophisticated and prolific, it’s no longer enough for organisations to solely secure the perimeter.

CEOs are expecting significant challenges this year, primarily adapting to change, managing staff and maintaining growth.”

“As our survey illustrates, coping with regulation – privacy or otherwise – is no longer just a cost centre for organisations.”

When an always-on approach is no longer ideal but necessary, the conversation has changed from backup to availability.

Today’s businesses are increasingly utilising Software as a Service (SaaS), creating both opportunities and challenges for the channel.

"IT departments are moving from managing machines, applications and databases, and focusing more on user-experience."

“The fact is, motivated attackers will eventually get inside your network – it’s what happens next that matters."