'A mediocre result is a $1 billion company'
Success has come to a proptech play that could apply in other countries.
Why a full diary is a bad thing
Getting teams together is important, but it can stifle innovation. Here's how to do it better.
Poly expands into apartments, RBA says risks depend on concentration
Developer Poly Australia is going against the tide and increasing its apartment development.
Aussie software company Rubik under $68m bid
Swiss-based technology giant Temenos will buy ASX- listed financial software company Rubik for $68 million.
Oracle makes huge Aussie cloud investment
Tech giant is poised to unveil a major investment in its Australian operations to compete with Amazon, Microsoft and Google for cloud computing clients.
Accept 'the system' may glitch
It's a fact – technology sometimes breaks. But Peter Moon says there is a right way and a wrong way to handle it.
New laws make businesses admit data breaches
Laws that will force organisations come clean if their technology systems are breached have passed the House of Representatives.
ATO admits it's baffled by outages
The ATO still does not know what caused either of the mass technology outages it has suffered in the past month.
Lendlease signs on with tech disrupter Workday
Property development giant Lendlease and ME Bank are the latest to sign on with US software disrupter Workday as it takes aim at Oracle and ...
Turnbull's ex-IT guru says 'failure too common'
The man recruited by Malcolm Turnbull to digitally transform government blames a public sector hostile to change for tech disasters.
