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Last month, the Australian business and entrepreneurship magazine SmartCompany published the list of their Smart50 Award winners for 2018.

CIO Australia has released their third annual list of the top 50 digital and technology chiefs in Australia. The CIO50 list recognises the information tech executives who are transforming their companies with new technologies.

The World Economic Forum is launching a project to develop the digital economy of Southeast Asia in sustainable, trustworthy, and inclusive ways.

Mobile operators worldwide will be gathering in Barcelona this coming February for the annual Mobile World Conference hosted by the GSMA.

Online shoppers searching for deals on J. Crew apparel on Black Friday were left empty-handed after technical issues with the website prevented them from placing their orders.

Earlier this year, Andrew Green spent six hours playing Frankie Dettori’s Magic Seven, an online blackjack game, on his phone. The 52 year-old gambler, a resident of North Hykeham in Lincolnshire and a father of two, started out with an initial bet of £100.

Last week, SmartCompany revealed the 2018 winners of their Smart50 Awards. As a leading publication for Australian businesses and entrepreneurs, SmartCompany bestows the Smart50 Awards on the fifty fastest-growing small and medium-sized businesses of the year.

Forrester, the marketing research and analysis firm, has released its annual roundup of predictions for the year ahead, and they’re forecasting that 2019 will see big changes in the role CIOs play in their companies.

A database error caused hundreds of records to vanish from the state of Colorado’s child welfare system last Wednesday night, leaving social workers in El Paso County and elsewhere in the state unable to access reports on child safety, abuse, and neglect.

Industry new giant TechCrunch is holding their annual Disrupt conference in Berlin on November 29 and 30. Tickets are still on sale for this massive startup event that draws founders, investors, and programmers from all over the globe. Previous Disrupt conferences have helped to inspire, fund, and elevate now-ubiquitous apps like Mint, Trello, and Dropbox.

Gartner has released seven of their key predictions for what we can expect to see more of in the year to come.