Data governance: The new competitive weapon of ‘torchbearer’ organisations
New Zealand and Australian firms, however, need to keep pace with their global peers in this area, according to IBM’s latest C-suite study
New Zealand and Australian firms, however, need to keep pace with their global peers in this area, according to IBM’s latest C-suite study
Some marketers’ ambitions have backfired, as consumers both directly and indirectly reject brands’ overtures, cautions Gartner
Social media companies including Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc's Google have come under scrutiny on data privacy issues, fueled by Facebook's Cambridge Analytica scandal in which personal data were harvested from millions of users without their consent.
Competition enforcers on both sides of the Atlantic are now looking into how dominant tech companies use and monetise data.
In his second visit to New Zealand, Microsoft CEO outlines factors to consider as organisations increasingly tap data and AI to transform their businesses
‘Aimee’, the AI-powered digital assistant, was developed with UneeQ
The push for remote identification technology comes amid regulatory calls for greater oversight of drone flight, on fears that untraceable, unmanned aircraft could be used for spying or accidentally disrupt commercial flights.
Politicians can micro-target groups of voters on social media based on user data such as location, age and interests, a practice critics fear could intensify the effects of false or misleading information on certain groups and suppress voter turnout.
The Facebook state investigations are part of a larger landscape of probes of big tech firms by the U.S. Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission, as well as the House of Representatives Judiciary Committee.
“It is fair to say that most successful IoT operations are actually ‘AIoT’ operations,” says Oliver Schabenberger, chief operating officer at SAS.
Prepare for the impact of these trends — they will transform industries and your business, reports Gartner
We all have a role to play in this and need to be aware of what is happening in the wider ecosystem of technologies, writes Russell Berg of Quanton
In 10 years, smart machines will handle majority of customer engagements - will brands run the risk of trading empathy for efficiency?
The Privacy Commissioner has sent a clear message that he expects businesses to do more to make sure customers are aware of how their information is being collected and used. Allan Yeoman and Keri Johansson of Buddle Findlay list areas organisations need to consider as they review their privacy policies
MATTR CoLab is open for projects that aim to establish a thriving decentralised identity information ecosystem