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Privacy Act review to examine privacy tort, direct action rights, and GDPR compliance
The Attorney-General’s Department will look at carve-outs, harmonisation with states and other nations, and a right to erase for Australians.
Read MoreVictorian government invests half a million dollars in local startup contracts
The state government procured three startups through its startup procurement program CivVic Lab.
Read MoreSamsung announces SmartThings Find, powered by Bluetooth and UWB
Although our mobile gear is often in our hands, we also leave them behind for various reasons. Apple and Google provide systems to help you find your gear and now Samsung is joining with local wireless technology.
Read MoreUniting Care shifts application management from spreadsheets to the cloud
For the first time, the organisation has complete transparency over how many applications exist in its portfolio, as well as the cost and risks associated with them.
Read MoreDTA still backing COVIDSafe despite only picking up 17 contacts
Agency says COVIDSafe works as is written on the label and that there is no intention to jettison the current app and start again.
Read MoreGartner reveals nearly two-thirds of ANZ CIOs are uninterested in blockchain
Australian and New Zealand CIOs are more interested in investing in business intelligence and data analytics or artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Read MoreMarriott inks Grab partnership to integrate app platform, access customer base
Partnership will give the international hotel group access to Grab’s ‘sizeable’ customer base and integration with the latter’s mobile platform across food delivery, payments, transport, loyalty programmes, and advertising.
Read MoreAustralian Productivity Commission to look into right to repair
Inquiry to look into barriers and anti-competitive practices in repair markets, as well as the impact of digital rights management on third parties and consumers.
Read MoreDigital transformation is hot, the success rates are not, says BCG data
Digital transformation efforts, which are critical during the COVID-19 pandemic and new normal, need some work.
Read MoreOECD work on multinational tax avoidance pushed to mid-2021
Global finance ministers have a view to reaching a global and consensus-based solution by mid-next year.
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