Survey stories - Page 2

The survey quizzed 1,000 office-working Australians, as well as participants in France, Germany, Italy and the UK, and was completed between 23 and 26 March.>>

"While the results of this survey show that some security professionals still have concerns, having visibility into cloud services is vital and many organisations are now taking a cloud-first approach to security.”>>

75% of law enforcement and investigators say gathering digital evidence at the scene of a crime is critical for investigations, according to research from Cellebrite.>>

New research shows A/NZ consumers feel clued in, but there’s clear room for improvement in their education and tools.>>

“We strongly value our partners, and our ability to drive customer success includes our vast partner network. It's heartening to see strong confidence shared by our partners worldwide.">>

“Powerful attack methods, like establishing backdoors with machine identities, are now available as commodity malware, making it harder for security professionals to defend against these attacks.”>>

Nutanix report shows healthcare industry plans to ramp up hybrid cloud adoption to secure patient data and ensure regulatory compliance.>>

Australian individuals and companies “will need new skills and frameworks to be equipped to navigate the inevitable change ahead.”>>

New technologies such as automation are creating new jobs, a survey finds.>>

Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the most popular film editing tools used by top movie studios, according to data recently released by Adobe.>>

"Through these market insights, we strive to introduce more innovative and relevant products and services to empower people to live a better life.">>

The company’s survey shows 54% of enterprises look at cloud applications as a foundation for their organisation’s digital transformation.>>

Global research shows AI will shape the technology landscape of 2020s, but unintended consequences pose big risks.>>

Australian and New Zealanders are happy to embrace a full range of self-serve and human customer service options, placing the highest premium on speed, knowledge, and accuracy of outcomes.>>

Software still isn’t solving basic issues that have long given customer-facing employees headaches.>>

74% of consumers would return a smart home product due to installation difficulty, according to a new TechSee survey.>>

Phishing continues to be one of the leading attack methods because it allows cybercriminals to target people at scale using social engineering.>>

67% of organisations are piloting, scaling, or deploying transformation programs, but disconnects in IT Culture (52%) and Delivery Speed (50%) stand in the way, Appian finds. >>

A new Pegasystems survey shows Customer service representatives want to help but are frustrated with inadequate and outdated software.>>

Research shows that “Fit” enterprises will win when business conditions turn.>>

47% of SD-WAN owners plan to have an AI-optimised WAN in two years and 35% believe their networks will be fully intent-based in two years' time.>>

Australia is among the world’s most challenging countries to train and hire staff to use new technologies.>>

A survey by Ecosystm has revealed that businesses are spending over US$600,000 on average on solutions that are adding little to no value.>>

SolarWinds conducted a survey and had responses from 177 technology professionals from across the globe, including those from public and private sectors.>>