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SailPoint Predictive Identity is built on big data and machine learning (ML) technology which enables an AI-driven approach to identity governance.

AI could revolutionise Australian procurement, enhancing digital experiences and enriching processes with real-time insights. Accenture urges swift AI adoption.

360Quadrants has released a managed services report that also names Atos and Accenture as leaders in its new managed services report.

Millennial and Gen Z Aussies lead the charge in digital healthcare, embracing virtual services and disrupting traditional models, an Accenture survey reveals.

Innovative CMOs are generating 11% higher shareholder returns by delivering hyper-relevant customer experiences, says Accenture.

Cyber attacks and malware cost global companies one-third of cyberattack costs in 2018, according to research by Accenture and the Ponemon Institute.

When it comes to managing user privileges, the provisioning of access should be based on precise knowledge of who a person is and why they need it.

Accenture research found that employees’ willingness and ability to innovate is nearly five times higher in companies with a robust culture of equality.

Accenture's annual report predicts that success in the enterprise will be based on mastering new technologies, delivering personalised experiences.

Successful businesses will take advantage of a new set of technologies but prioritise trust, responsibility, privacy and security.

Australian enterprises must accelerate digital adaptation to survive relentless competition from start-ups like Netflix, which thrive on continuous evolution.

Whereas once people and organisations craved novelty, excitement and instant gratification, we now crave quiet and meaning in a noisy world.

The new group elevates a longstanding strategic alliance, expanding combined service capabilities, global scale and joint solution development.

Business leaders must implement responsible data strategies to build employee trust and drive revenue growth, according to a report from Accenture.

Cybercrime may cost businesses worldwide NZD $8 trillion over five years, as firms struggle to secure increasingly complex digital systems, warns Accenture.

A global survey by Accenture reveals that companies may face USD $5.2 trillion in cybercrime costs over the next five years due to inadequate security measures.

With hacking attempts surging, Singtel, SoftBank, Etisalat, and Telefónica have formed the Global Telco Security Alliance to bolster global cybersecurity.

A recent Accenture survey of CEOs shows we worry more about the potential US$5 trillion in lost revenue due to attacks than our global counterparts.

A new report reveals companies around the world could incur US$5.2 trillion in additional costs and lost revenue over the next five years due to cybercrime.

Trends for digital voice assistants, extended reality and the over-the-top video market are explored in the latest global consumer survey.