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VIS Global founder and CEO Arijit Senchaudhuri shares how Australian businesses can capitalise on the key trends happening in IT.
Matthew is a Sydney-based multi-disciplinary journalist that has covered IT for 15 years. In particular, he covers B2B IT and other channel topics in the APAC region. In addition to Channel Insider, Matthew’s work has been published on ARN, where he previously served as the editor, as well as CRN and AFR. On the side, Matthew is an award-winning arts and entertainment critic and author, and he also participates on the judging panel for the Australian IT Journalism Awards.
VIS Global founder and CEO Arijit Senchaudhuri shares how Australian businesses can capitalise on the key trends happening in IT.
The Australian jobs market has never been more disrupted, and that disruption will only accelerate further. Here's how IT pros can focus their career and thrive.
As Australian organisations and government departments continue to struggle with IT resourcing, a new wave of collaboration potentially represents the solution.
The ACCC has given the green light for cross-banking collaboration to address scams. Here's how IT pros in financial services can take advantage of this opportunity.
Australian and New Zealand businesses will increase spending on cybersecurity by double digits… but they might not be able to spend their way to safety.
Despite growing awareness, Australia faces challenges in achieving workplace diversity. Benefits are there for organisations that can build better DEI practices, but everyone in the business has a role to play.
The Australian government’s new national cyber security strategy might have the inadvertent effect of making security efforts even more difficult for businesses by intensifying the current skills shortage.
Australian retailers are rolling out mass surveillance solutions to combat shoplifting, but a poor regulatory environment could mean high risks associated with data security and privacy.
Australia’s telcos are finally shutting down the 3G network. However, many critical services in security, healthcare and manufacturing continue to rely on the technology.
Weak merger laws and international companies drawing out local competition have made Australia's issues with monopolies a government priority.