The levels of connectivity that 5G promises could transform the patient experience and enable a new healthcare ecosystem. In the midst of unprecedented pandemic stress, its potential is both timely and meaningful.
Read moreIf data is the new oil, what kind of barrel should you store it in? While many are embracing the ease of life in the clouds, others are still struggling with the complexity of keeping data in-house. Luckily, there’s another way: colocation.
Read moreWith the Prime Ministers’ announcement of a sustained cyber attack on the country’s organisations, Australian businesses need to act now to stay safe. Here’s what’s happening and how to respond.
Read moreThe world was already facing a set of grave challenges prior to COVID-19. Now, with the economic effects of the pandemic being felt, those pressures are increasing. But there is hope in opportunity.
Read moreTo ensure that the future doesn’t become a battle between technology and humanity, people’s needs must be at the heart of tech-related decision-making. PwC Australia’s Natalie Kyriacou OAM explains how human-centred principles will pave the way.
Read moreAround the world, governments and technology companies are exploring the use of COVID-19 contact tracing apps. But what are they and how do they work? Digital Pulse has the 101.
Read moreChanging consumer attitudes and the necessity to ‘flatten the curve’ are ushering in a new era of telemedicine. A range of initiatives could help reduce surge capacity on healthcare systems and reimagine how healthcare is delivered in the future.
Read moreBrand relationships have been strained by the loss of face-to-face business, but they can still be strengthened. Maintaining a human touch, with empathy and authenticity, will ensure good customer experience in a virtual world.
Read moreNot only is a crisis unexpected, it almost never plays out the way you think it will. By considering the types of threats at play and adopting a ‘meta-readiness’ approach, organisations can prepare for an event that simply won’t ‘go to plan’.
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