As the global economy continually adapts to the impact caused by the pandemic, supply chain disruptions, and an impending recession, the value of data is rising.

Commercial shipping is responsible for transporting 90% of world trade, and as such, the maritime industry is one of the most crucial pieces of the global supply chain.

To accelerate growth, APAC firms will sharpen their regional focus by investing in opportunities that reduce their dependence on global solutions.

The Asia Pacific region generates so much data that it can generate its own ‘data gravity’ effect, attracting so much data that moving it becomes an almost impossible task.

The European data centre market is ‘overheated’ and under more pressure than ever, which is why more providers are considering the Nordic region as a place to set up shop.

Organisations worldwide could recover a collective total of between US$51 billion to as much as US$72 billion just by repairing their poorly protected machine identities.

“If they don’t play by the new rules, we will know who they are, and they should expect we’ll be in touch."

PwC New Zealand’s 21st CEO Survey shows NZ CEOs expect the worst for the global economy but are positive about their own company's success.