Digital disruption stories - Page 2

Half of New Zealanders feel overwhelmed by digital notifications, with social media and emails disrupting wellbeing and productivity, finds 2degrees research.

Recent DDoS attacks have become increasingly sophisticated, with cybersecurity experts stressing the urgent need for enhanced defence strategies against evolving threats.

The U.S. Department of Justice has indicted two Sudanese brothers linked to hacktivist group Anonymous Sudan, challenging beliefs of state-sponsored cyber attacks.

Halcyon partners with BlackLake Security to boost ransomware resilience, combining anti-ransomware tech and risk mitigation to protect businesses from disruptions.

If you were unaware Customer Lifetime Value calculations have been digitally disrupted, you might be interested in how CDPs and, more recently, AI have changed the game.

This alliance means that Nexio will now utilise Chargebacks911's end-to-end dispute management offering, while also reaping results for its merchants.

Global internet disruptions have surged by 63% during the COVID-19 pandemic, with ISPs particularly affected, according to a report by ThousandEyes.

Microsoft and Massey University launch Industry 4.0 Accelerator to bridge skills gap in New Zealand's primary industries, boosting innovation.

New Zealand's accounting industry is 'dying' – and it's a case of innovate or fade away before automation displaces traditional business accounting entirely.

A new survey from Gartner has revealed that CEOs priorities are slowly shifting to meet rising growth challenges.

As technological disruptors are causing waves in every area of every industry, the Government is looking into the ramifications for Kiwis.

Lime's e-scooter rentals spark global controversy. While ignored for their disruptive model, they face mounting scrutiny over safety and regulation.

It has even been predicted that AI will contribute over US$15 trillion to global GDP by 2030 but will come at great cost.

Digital disruption is accelerating, transforming how companies innovate and compete. Established firms must adopt rapid, start-up-like agility to stay relevant.

New Zealand's agritech sector is aware of what's going on in the technology space, but are struggling to keep up with the pace of change.

Blockchain technology is set to disrupt every aspect of business, from tax to governance, according to RSM Australia.

The events featuring the LEGO innovation director and NYT Global ex-COO are designed to address specific areas of business disruption.

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

Report warns ANZ firms: customers favor real contact over digital, risking loyalty and satisfaction in an online rush.

New Zealand and Australian creatives are driving business impact, but nearly half feel they lack the necessary skills, according to an Adobe study.