Resilience stories
Pressure is mounting on traditional acquirers as AI shopping tools, marketplaces and embedded payments reshape who controls checkout and bears fraud risk.
Nearly 70% of organisations have already suffered disruption from labour shortages or AI skills gaps, JLL says, as adoption accelerates.
Australian and New Zealand customers will gain early access to AI tools designed to speed incident response and cut service disruption costs.
Enterprises are reworking infrastructure to keep data and traffic under local control while still accessing global cloud and trading networks.
Industrial operators can now buy continuous monitoring and response support as Integrity360 expands beyond one-off OT assessments and consulting.
Asia Pacific data centre operators are under pressure to add capacity without sacrificing uptime, efficiency or decarbonisation goals as AI demand surges.
The move comes as the utility prepares to oversee a $15.2 billion infrastructure pipeline across Auckland over the next decade.
Operators facing repeated cable breaks are increasingly prioritising route redundancy, as RETN's Asia-Pacific network upgrades won industry recognition.
Banks and insurers can now run AI models on customer data without sending it to outside providers, easing compliance concerns over sovereignty and resilience.
As AI and economic insecurity reshape work, academyEX says adult education can boost confidence, resilience and adaptability at every age.
Rising power bills are forcing councillors to weigh a $5m solar farm against cheaper grid electricity and road spending.
Industrial operators can now outsource continuous protection as the new service set aims to reduce cyber risk without disrupting production.
Outages, cyberattacks and ageing systems are making reliable digital government harder to deliver for Australians, despite tighter budgets.
The Tauriko enabling works near Tauranga finished ahead of schedule and 8 per cent under budget, earning Downer the Supreme Award.
Long-term planning can cut freight, inventory and disruption losses for FMCG firms by avoiding design mistakes that short-term fixes miss.
Insurance and lending concerns persist in Westport, even as most submitters back a pared-back $40 million flood scheme.
A temporary fix to a flood-damaged bridge could cost more than $300,000, as the council races to reopen the route before Christmas.
Only 29% of energy leaders say capital and investable projects are both sufficient, as permitting and grid bottlenecks delay delivery.
Public sector and critical infrastructure users could face service disruption if AI systems fail without backup plans, Kinetic IT warns.
Thailand's networks will gain direct regional peering, with the new exchange due to open in 2027 and link Bangkok to ASEAN hubs.