Technology

The last two years have shown that small business owners are falling on the wrong side of the digital divide, and this is about to become a significant problem for many larger Australian companies.

Despite ride sharing largely returning to pre-pandemic levels and Uber Eats gaining hundreds of millions of users during the pandemic, Uber’s market value has slumped from US$117 billion to US$42 billion.

Almost 99% of NFT projects fail in the first few months, Crowd Media Group chief executive Judy Sahay told SmartCompany.

Recent research published by DocuSign has exposed how Australian businesses are lagging behind when it comes to adopting technology.

To date, only a few software companies have successfully used user insights to build a distinctive brand with a competitive advantage.

Technology industry leaders have welcomed Labor's plan to invest $1 billion in critical technologies and expand the digital workforce.

Square's physical point-of-sale systems are now integrated with Afterpay, letting the BNPL juggernaut reach into the hospitality sector.

Uber has launched a new feature in Australia offering women and non-binary drivers the option to accept trip requests from women passengers only, if they choose.

The EGX fund plans to inject Seed and Series A funding into proptech startups capable of disrupting the global real estate industry.

The shocks of the pandemic and its strained relationship with the West could lead to a decoupling of China’s innovation system from the rest of the world.

The small business ombudsman has advocated for government support for small businesses that trade on digital platforms, in his submission to the ACCC's digital platform services inquiry.

The proposed digital skills passport would let workers display their qualifications in one place, Employment Minister Stuart Robert says.