A sense of liberation swept the globe during the pandemic. But one generation, in particular, has thrown out the job seeker playbook and is shaking up the world of work.

Adobe’s study found that the majority, 48% of Australian creators, monetise their content, out of which 79% of creators just started monetising content in the past year. 

In the three years leading up to 2022, the number of Gen Zs who fell victim to online scams rose by 123%, according to Ping Identity.

Retailers face the challenge of managing their own digital transformation while also scrambling to serve the needs of a younger and increasingly online-savvy audience.

New research from Citrix reveals hybrid working and ventures into the metaverse are top of mind for Gen Z workers.


With Gen Z set to comprise one-third of the Australian workforce by 2030, there is no mistake that their presence will impact the future of the workplace. 

“Employers can take a leaf out of Gen Z’s book with advancements in technology in force and exploration of digital realms on the rise."

Millennial and Gen Z consumers are paving the way for non-traditional care models, an Accenture study finds.

Gen Z doesn’t just use the internet to connect them, entertain them, sell to them, and build their digital brand, they expect it to.

93% of students and 78% of teachers agree that Gen Z would be better prepared for the future if they had a good understanding of technology.

Video is king and data centers have little choice but to prepare for higher speeds and increased stress on their networks.