Banking stories - Page 25

About 1/2 of new business software purchases will be service-enabled software, & cloud software will constitute more than a 1/4 of all software sold.

Kiwi ERP provider Greentree has been snapped up by MYOB, as the business management vendor seeks to drive into larger enterprises.

Australian and New Zealand banks must embrace digital disruption to stay relevant for millennials, says Qualtrics MD.

Xero's expansion into Singapore is proving to be a challenging endeavour with 'massive potential' for the company, but there's still work to do.

Tradify, an app for tradespeople, aims to streamline admin tasks so they can focus on what they love, with plans for global expansion.

We recently announced an integration with Wells Fargo, a bank serving more than three million small businesses and one in three households in the USA.

Global revenues for big data and business analytics are set to explode, with IDC forecasting a growth to over $187 billion in 2019.

Australian cloud accounting provider Reckon Limited has made a lucrative entrance in the UK market, allowing it to target the 5.4 million SMEs.

The number and reach of cyber threats continues to grow, and, contrary to popular belief, even highly effective attacks can be very unsophisticated.

Infinidat is expanding operations as a direct result of increasing universal demand for InfiniBox, the company's flagship enterprise storage array.

New study investigates why women are underrepresented in C-suite executive roles, with less than 20% of executives being women.

This is the first time a company from New Zealand or Australia has won a Beacon award within the category of Outstanding Middleware Solution.

Real-time stream analytics vendor ExtraHop is making a play for the local market, and its 'robust' industry sectors, opening an ANZ office.

Gartner is predicting global IT spend across all verticals to decline this year, but there are still growth technologies within each vertical.

SSL description was the most common type of attack at hot tourist destinations, while Android devices are more likely to be exposed than iOS.

New Zealand accounting software pioneer Xero expects to double global revenue to more than $200 million in the year to March 2016.

Xero boss Rod Drury says the accounting software developer has changed its tactics for hiring senior executives after the departure of a US chief exec.

Shares of cloud-based accounting software firm Xero have dropped to the lowest level as investors digest sudden departure of another US-based exec.

Xero has entered into a strategic partnership with KPMG in Singapore in order to help it extend its global reach.

Xero's share price soars to a new high with a $147m boost from US investors, signalling strong future growth and new leadership in North America.