Australian stories
Rising AI use and customer growth across the region have prompted a leadership shake-up as Smartsheet expands in Asia-Pacific and Japan.
Demand for adaptable transport software is growing as Thomax prepares its TMS offering for wider use in the UK and US.
The hire signals Okta's push to widen its channel reach in APJ as AI adoption raises demand for tighter identity controls.
The deal gives 80,000 students and staff access to ChatGPT Edu as universities race to embed artificial intelligence in teaching and research.
Australian firms could be losing value and facing security risks as idle decommissioned devices wipe away recovery value and add labour costs.
Month-end chaos and FBT risk persist when travel data is scattered across booking, card and expense systems, leaving finance to reconstruct trips.
The hires aim to deepen Code and Theory's enterprise and AI engineering push as agencies race to meet growing demand for digital transformation.
The prototype could boost qubit stability and help Fujitsu scale quantum systems beyond small experiments, the company said.
The awards highlight how insurers, agencies and police are using process software to cut delays, clear backlogs and save staff time.
Grid congestion is adding risk and a scarcity premium to data centre deals as AI demand drives electricity needs sharply higher.
Customers will see Dyson push into oral care and broader home tech, with 13 connected products and support services now on offer.
Australia's security buyers are turning to tools that link visitor processing with access control, and Gallagher drew strong interest in Sydney.
A growing measurement gap has left Australian marketers most worried about AI misrepresenting their brands, the research found.
The award spotlights Melbourne's start-up scene and Jasper's return to founding, after Aconex sold to Oracle for AUD $1.6 billion.
Built-in generative, predictive and agentic features aim to cut manual work and sharpen forecasting for more than 1,500 Pronto Xi users.
Rising fuel and borrowing costs are squeezing Australian households and firms, bolstering expectations the Reserve Bank may lift rates again in September.
Employee feedback has lifted Bizcap into a small group of nationally recognised employers, with a fifth-place finish in the medium business category.
Budget limits are leaving most Australian firms exposed as AI-driven traffic surges, with just 17% saying their networks are fully ready.
The tie-ups will let clients fold safety, procurement and field compliance checks into existing workflows, speeding supplier decisions.
Households are set to boost spending on screens, snacks and beer as football finals and the NFL's Melbourne debut draw bigger audiences.
