KPMG stories
KPMG Australia has signed an agreement to acquire the business of Rubicon Red to utilise the enterprise software integration and automation specialist's skills.
Show, don't tell: That's the approach CISOs need to take if they want to better manage cybersecurity in their organisation, according to a new report from KPMG.
A third of financial institutions are accelerating their AI and machine learning adoption for anti-money laundering technology in response to COVID-19.
A third of financial institutions are speeding up their adoption of AI and ML for AML technology due to COVID-19, according to a new industry study.
The addition of Octopus Cloud provides rhipe partners with licensing solutions and management processes to support cloud transformation initiatives.
Appian announces winners of its 2020 APAC Partner Awards, recognizing outstanding achievement in customer success, growth, innovation, and reselling.
COVID-19 creates perfect storm for business fraud in New Zealand, with cases of embezzlement and Ponzi schemes on the rise.
Business survival has emerged as the number one reason to invest in emerging technologies as Australian executives re-evaluate strategic priorities.
Commerce Commission admits security flaws and pledges to implement stronger systems following burglary incident.
KPMG and SAS are launching Cloud Acceleration Centres in North America, Europe, and Asia Pacific to speed up and optimise cloud transformations for SAS clients.
KPMG NZ's CIO and ESET's CTO spoke at a recent cybersecurity conference about how machine learning and data analytics are not to be feared, but used.
OutSystems has honoured seven partners for their innovation in low-code technology, with Atos, Deloitte, and KPMG winning APAC Partner of the Year awards.
Lenovo DaaS is a fully-managed subscription model combining hardware, services and finance into a single managed services contract.
The alliance with Cylance adds AI-enabled endpoint security technology to KPMG's portfolio of security strategy and roadmap services.
Microsoft New Zealand has announced a local partnership with KPMG New Zealand, boosting innovation and digital transformation.
KPMG unveils KPMG Origins, a blockchain-based track and trace platform, across Asia Pacific to enhance transparency and traceability in diverse industries.
Eight New Zealand start-ups will be selected to join the six-month accelerator, which provides business coaching, mentoring, network access and courses.
Tech spend outside IT department creates opportunities, but increases security and consumer trust risks, finds world's largest tech leadership survey.
The Australian National University has garnered support from Microsoft, KPMG, and Macquarie Group for its AI institute, aiming to revolutionise AI education.
Businesses should shift from technology supporting people to people supporting technology, says Prof Oshri, to harness intelligent automation effectively.
