The Canon Business Readiness Index assesses the digital readiness of Australian businesses when it comes to their innovation. It reveals that while Innovation is seen as being important, most Australian Businesses aren't walking the walk. So, what's holding us back and how can you do more to innovate?
The first Canon Business Readiness Index on information security assesses the digital readiness of Australian businesses when it comes to understanding and protecting themselves against the growing risks. The findings show Australian businesses still have some way to go. How does your business measure up?
[Infographic] Business Readiness Index on Information Security reveals businesses are unprepared when it comes to their cyber security. The level of concern of many businesses is too low given the threat landscape, particularly for small businesses, and many do not have adequate protection measures in place. With new the Privacy Amendment (Notifiable Data Breaches) coming in to effect this week, many businesses are still unaware and unprepared for the changes.
When a survey highlighted the need to improve ASIC’s print-related customer services, the corporate watchdog decided to take a whole-of-organisation approach to its print environment. Now ASIC is ready to move to enterprise-wide scanning – an electronic data management system to store all its corporate documents. See how the new system has made working much easier.
When Servcorp’s print environment showed signs of failure they sought to find a solution and turn things around. Servcorp's Mal Sanders tells the story.
When Mahoneys moved to larger premises, the firm looked to make improvements to security, efficiency and time. Mahoneys’ GM, Mike Haworth, tells the story.
David Leong, Director of Information Technology at Arnold Bloch Leibler, shows how document security and productivity can go hand in hand.
When Redlands College rolled out mobile devices across the school, their innovative approach to teaching was met with unexpected challenges.
