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The cyberattacks seen in 2021 demonstrated the dire consequences of falling short of appropriate levels of cyber resilience.

“To ensure that cyber risk receives the attention it deserves, many boards of directors are forming dedicated committees that allow for discussion of cybersecurity matters in a confidential environment, led by someone deemed suitably qualified.”

65% of global GDP will be digitalised by 2022, driving $6.8 trillion of IT spending from 2020 to 2023.

New Zealanders will supposedly experience more changes in financial technology in 2019 than ever before.

Jonathan Couch isn't a fan of annual predictions and so instead has shared his thoughts on the headlines we can expect this year.

Snowflake Computing announced predictions which focus on how organisations will need to harness data to drive the new economy. 

It is certainly the season for predictions and so without further ado, here are some insights from Ensighten CEO Ian Woolley

The market for industry cloud solutions is in good stead with that growth showing little signs of slowing.

"Traditional VPN software solutions are obsolete for the new IT reality of hybrid and multi-cloud."

Forrester weighs in on 2019 predictions, looking at how organisations will shift into a more precise application of transformative technologies.

By 2020, at least 55% of organisations will be digitally determined, transforming markets and reimagining the future.

The analyst has predicted that digital transformation initiatives will continue to dominate Australian IT business discussions and investment.

“Today, there’s no such thing as a digital strategy - just strategy in a digital world."

TXT Engine's Steffan Kelly shares predictions for the year ahead.