
Upskilling and governance key to AI workforce shift
…and greater productivity gains, making early investment in training and tooling a competitive differentiator. Executive voices and practical guidance

…and greater productivity gains, making early investment in training and tooling a competitive differentiator. Executive voices and practical guidance

…and supports standardised care pathways. For IHH, the Oracle deployment is not merely a technology refresh but a structural

…of the country’s busiest retail destinations—equipped with DNB’s In-Building Solutions (IBS), enabling consistent indoor 5G access for CelcomDigi, Maxis

…introduces a novel high-glucose risk assessment function, monitoring physiological data over 3-14 days to identify potential metabolic anomalies early.

…capabilities, with many turning to in-house training programmes while also exploring partnerships with external providers to bridge expertise gaps.

…50% planning deployment within the next 12 months. However, adoption has been uneven across sectors. Industries such as banking,

Point-of-sale is quietly undergoing its biggest infrastructure change in years: the “terminal” is no longer tethered to where fixed-line

…In Australia, software price growth is running at nearly five times the consumer price index, while private equity-owned firms

…devices and automotive components all require tight tolerances and low defect rates, making AI-based monitoring and predictive control especially

…pointing to security and privacy risks. As a result, organisations are seeking professionals skilled in data privacy, bias mitigation,

…graph. Secure access for OT The new secure access gateway hardware comes pre-configured with Agentless Access, enabling plug-and-play deployment

…5G ensure that devices and networks work together seamlessly, and argued that AI needs the same stable, shared foundation.