Future stories

“These technologies are potentially transformational and should be investigated now due to their wide scope and ability to enable new business models or capabilities."

In his final speech as Australia’s 12th Commissioner of Taxation, Chris Jordan AO says the future of tax must be digital and data-driven.

Future State 2023 explored two key themes yesterday: the importance of involving indigenous practices in digital and our collective uncertainty about life.

"Our partnership with Trustwave was carefully chosen because we believe MDR works best with a level of customer intimacy provided by the channel."

Organisations are looking to expand industry ecosystems as the next phase of digital transformation, building upon investments they've made.

The Work Futurist at Atlassian will be the closing speaker at next week's Tax Institute's Tax Summit in Sydney.

CIOs need to consider “what if” scenarios to avoid being blindsided by social, behavioural and technological disruptions, according to Gartner.

"You can't trust any tech you use, any information you read. Basically, anything can be faked in a world without cybersecurity."

The ongoing crises the world faces make one thing increasingly clear: to remain future-proof, companies need to act now and tackle the transformation projects they have postponed due to concerns about expenses and risks.

As companies seek to not only survive, but thrive in these disruptive times, many are looking to automated systems for their labour-strapped warehouses and distribution centres.

Enterprises are dreaming big, but to take the metaverse mainstream, they need a new approach to digital infrastructure.

Finally, the wait is over and Air New Zealand has started a trial of Wi-Fi on select flights.

We spoke to world-leading futurist Shara Evans about upcoming technologies, evolution and the implications for cyber security.

The goal is not to scam them into giving back their wages, but to test them on their cyber security awareness.

Quitmeyer ventures into some of the most remote and hostile locations in the world, surviving armed with nothing but everyday pieces of technology.

Their latest venture appears to be putting their camera technology atop drones, which could potentially prove to be a game changer.

The handbags feature wireless smart device charging, bio-lock security, Bluetooth proximity alerts, and enough organization to rival a mobile office.

"If this activation process is not performed, the aircraft will not have access to the correct geospatial information and flight functions..."

She possesses a rare mind hard-wired to navigate complex algorithms in a way that even the most mathematically savvy out there would find difficult.

The copy states that "life is easier on iPhone," and they didn’t waste the opportunity to poke fun at Google’s poor track record of security.

"In my experience, in over 10 years covering stocks and clean energy, I've never heard another CEO say that."

“The prosperity of New Zealand is inextricably linked to how we embrace our future as a digital nation.”

It wasn’t exactly the kind of hacking you see in the Fast and the Furious franchise.

"But you could make out the shape of a person, or a dog on a couch. Really any object that's more than four centimeters in size."