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Big DataWhat Are Data Governance Tools, and How Do They Work?
Find out how data governance tools help you implement a common policy throughout your organization, helping to keep information consistent and up to date.
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Artificial IntelligenceThis AI Writing Tool is Just $80 For Life Through 10/15
This top-rated AI writing tool is an additional $20 off through October 15 as part of Deal Days. Get a lifetime subscription to Scribbyo for just $79.97 (reg. $1,692).
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CXODeloitte: Many Organizations Don’t Know If They Have Ethical Standards for Using Generative AI
According to this 2023 State of Ethics and Trust in Technology report, 57% of respondents think cognitive technologies are most likely to pose a serious ethical risk.
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SecurityAustralia, New Zealand Enterprises Spend Big on Security — But Will It Be Enough?
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.
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Artificial IntelligenceEqualAI Releases 11 Principles for Responsible AI Governance
Stakeholders from underrepresented groups should be involved in the integration of AI into business processes or functions.
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SecurityNew EvilProxy Phishing Attack Uses Indeed.com Redirector to Target US Executives
Microsoft, the Dark Web and the name John Malkovich all factor into this EvilProxy phishing attack. The good news is there are steps IT can take to mitigate this security threat.
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Artificial IntelligenceSurvey: 44% of Organizations Are in Early or Midpoint Stages of Generative AI Adoption
Most surveyed companies prefer a mix of public and private generative AI models. Security risks and technical complexity can slow adoption down.
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CXOAustralian IT Leaders Fighting Budget Pressures With Financial Transformation, FinOps
Apptio Asia-Pacific General Manager Pete Wilson says growing IT financial literacy in local enterprises is helping IT teams resist cost-cutting pressure and tie spending to business growth.
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CXOWorkplace Diversity in Australia: What Can Australian IT Do to Inspire Better Diversity?
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.
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Artificial IntelligenceHead of AI and Similar Leadership Roles are Here to Stay, says Deloitte AI Ethicist
Does your business need a head of AI? Deloitte’s AI ethicist Beena Ammanath says the role is crucial.
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Big DataAccenture’s Kelly Brough Says IT Is Bringing Pragmatism to Australia’s AI Projects
Kelly Brough, Accenture’s director of applied intelligence for Australia and New Zealand, told TechRepublic IT teams are often the most practical about AI, but success will depend on working with others.
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EdgeLenovo’s New TruScale Services Take AI to the Edge for Rapid Business Deployment
We talk to the GM of Global ThinkEdge at Lenovo to understand how businesses can deploy AI on the edge with the company's new solutions.
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SecurityAustralian Government’s ‘Six Cyber Shields’ Is Potentially a Well-Meaning Skills Crisis
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.