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New research by global enterprise software company Oracle and New York Times bestselling author Seth Stephens-Davidowitz finds people all around the world are struggling to make decisions in both their business and personal lives, at a time when we are all being forced to make more decisions than ever before.

There's now a single solution to manage all of the information in your organisation, structured and unstructured, with AI to classify it all, and it's an Australian success story making waves on the global stage doing what was once infeasible - and today, a must for every organisation.

There's now a single solution to manage all of the information in your organisation, structured and unstructured, with AI to classify it all, and it's an Australian success story making waves on the global stage doing what was once infeasible - and today, a must for every organisation.

GUEST OPINION by Danny Lessem CEO ELMO Software: Australian tech solutions can facilitate the next step in reopening the economy through secure information sharing of employees’ COVID-19 vaccination and test status between Government, business and the tech sector.

With wearables delivering actionable fitness, information and lifestyle benefits, Telstra has decided now’s the time to offer the public an affordable range across 370 stores.

37 legacy servers that supported NAB’s old Credit Risk Engine servers have been retired, following the successful roll-out of the bank’s new NextGen Credit Risk Engine, which is a part of NAB’s new Information Analytics Platform.

Google Australia has launched My Business, a portal for businesses to easily update their info on Google and add photos and virtual tours.

Over October and November 2013 KRC Research surveyed information workers in the United States with regards information security attitudes and practices. The resulting report by Stroz Friedberg reveals a privilege of rank – the worst offenders in IT security are senior managers.

Julian Assange's whistleblowing organisation Wikileaks has released a mass of of encrypted data, described as 'insurance' if something were to happen to the group.

The Australian government has ramped up its information requests from Twitter, up more than 500% this year compared to the second half of 2012.

The failure to properly manage and use the growing volume of digital data is costing the economy billions of dollars each year, according to new Australian research.

Global politics and the global economy are being shaped by IT. Well, that's the view of one of the world's biggest and influential market analyst firms who predict that the world's economic problems won't stop IT investment and, in fact, is now the primary driver of business growth with 350 companies this year alone investing more than $1 billion in IT.

It has been said that when an online service is free of charge, 'you' are the product that is being sold, so with social networking now 'legitimised' even further by Google+, no-one should be nonplussed about the ongoing privacy implications.

Wikipedia's 'users and contributors' around the world are celebrating and marking 'the project's first decade' which will officially arrive on January 15, 2011.

The Wall Street Journal's report on third party apps transmitting users' names to online advertising companies and tracking databases in breach of Facebook's own privacy rules and despite user privacy settings raises ongoing questions on when Facebook will give users absolute control over their privacy settings once and for all.