Inflation stories - Page 6

The role of the CFO is expanding beyond finance as technology becomes increasingly important in decision-making.

We can probably all agree that we’re living through the worst Cybersecurity Crisis in history with respect to the threat environment.

The global Internet of Things market is set to grow 19% in 2023, according to the latest IoT Enterprise Spending Dashboard and Tracker.

Inflation, a recession, and a shortage of skilled workers are causing price increases in the IT sector, putting pressure on businesses.

DoxAI welcomes Lisbeth Hadingham as new EVP North America, enhancing their growth strategy with her exceptional US experience in software start-ups.

Software provider Apptio appoints Mark West as Regional VP for Australia and New Zealand to help firms manage cloud costs and budget waste.

Rising inflation in Singapore is impacting cross-border trade and supply chains, creating uncertainty for businesses.

As inflationary pressures create a push and pull effect for cloud spending worldwide, end-users on public cloud services are forecast to grow 20.7%.

How can businesses navigate an economic downturn? Invest in compliance, marketing, R&D, and customer service, say experts.

A change to government policy rather than an oversimplified approach of raising the cash rate will be needed to address the current bout of inflation.

Some 9 in 10 retailers (86%) are prepared for continued inflation, higher interest rates and potentially lower consumer spending, according to new research.

As Australia accelerates its digital economy and Australians head for the polls, one word is central: productivity.

Gartner has projected a total Australian IT spend of AU$117.2 billion in 2022 in its latest forecast, increasing by 13.1% from 2021.

Forrester expects vaccination rates, and the reopening of economies will produce more sustained tech market growth, on par with or higher than before COVID-19.

The challenge for the industry is how to deliver investment against a backdrop of rising material and labour costs as well as a critical decarbonisation agenda.

New Zealand business confidence slipped in the first quarter, with firms remaining fairly optimistic, consistent with moderating economic growth.

The New Zealand dollar tumbled after figures showed China's exports unexpectedly fell while its imports recorded a bigger decline than forecast, signa.

The New Zealand dollar may fall this week in the face of a resurgent greenback and as dairy futures suggest prices will decline at this week's GlobalD.

The New Zealand government turned to a deficit in the first eight months of the financial year, although the shortfall was smaller than forecast as th.

HSBC chief economist Paul Bloxham, who first coined the phrase 'rock star' in January last year to describe New Zealand's economic growth, says it's s.