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AI-driven cyber threats are sharpening the talent crunch, as women still account for just 22% of the global workforce.
The hire signals a sharper push into government, healthcare and education as software vendors move toward consumption-based sales tied to AI and data.
Organisations facing tougher compliance checks in Australia and New Zealand can now swap spreadsheet risk logs for AI-guided assessments and reports.
Faster threat detection and procurement are among the gains as Interactive pushes AI into daily work, while guarding against security and governance risks.
Boards and regulators are being urged to prove critical services can hold up as frontier AI speeds attacks and shortens response times.
The switch is meant to cut outage response times and keep observability costs from rising as the betting group expands across three markets.
Australia's AI boom could add GBP £58 billion, but energy shortages, bubble fears and local backlash are clouding the data centre rush.
Gross margin climbed to 51% as Novatti shed lower-margin businesses, helping it swing to AUD $2.0 million EBITDA and near break-even operations.
The prize gives the recycler AUD $500,000 in ad inventory to spur Australians to stop leaving old handsets in drawers.
Entry-level tech staff are most likely to worry about workplace culture, with 43% in Australia saying they face an entrenched boys' club.
The partnership gives homeowners a template for discreet climate control as the brand extends discount offers until 31 July 2027.
Telcos could cut manual handovers and supplier rebuilds as the software embeds AI into ordering, support and billing workflows.
More than a third of Australian employers have lost customers or cut service quality as hiring gaps force them to turn work away.
For SMEs, faster lending is no longer enough as supply-chain shocks and volatile costs can make a quick answer the wrong one.
Enterprise marketers could soon stop losing campaign know-how as Thread's AI system records briefs, plans and results in one place.
The Australian security integrator is deepening its New Zealand push with local hiring after securing a major national retailer rollout and other work.
The turnaround was driven by surging customer receipts and cash inflows, though auditors still expect to flag a going-concern uncertainty.
Data centre demand is keeping Australian builders busy and may prolong labour and materials shortages even as home approvals start to ease.
Most firms are using AI without the rules or training to support it, leaving privacy, security and integration risks unchecked.
Weaker revenue and cash generation drove Toshiba Australia's annual profit down to AUD $1.529 million, despite steady pretax earnings.
