Budget stories - Page 2

Workday is introducing advanced AI features in its Adaptive Planning tool, aiming to refine decision-making in HR and finance.

Over 60% of marketing leaders plan to invest in generative AI, with more than half seeing greater reward than risk, according to Gartner.

Forrester's 2024 Planning Guides suggest leaders should have realistic budget expectations, while investing in AI to meet stakeholder growth expectations.

Worldwide banking and investment services IT spending is forecast to reach $652.1bn in 2023, with software seeing the largest growth, according to Gartner.

The recent Government Wellbeing Budget provides much needed support that will drive higher paying jobs and new export revenues in the horticulture sector.

A third of employers will increase technology budgets as candidate shortages persist, while and over half will place a greater emphasis on internal mobility.

CIOs face pressure to stretch IT budgets further, according to a study by SoftwareOne Holding AG, with a focus on improving cloud cost management.

Budget 2021 allocates $44m over 2 years to support New Zealand's Digital Boost program for small and medium businesses.

This follows the opposition party's unexpected release of details of the Government's Budget, which were due to be made public on Thursday.

Yesterday was Budget Day, and since our Labour-led government released its first budget, Twitter has been afire with responses.

Xero's Craig Hudson breaks down Budget 2018, highlighting boosted spending on eInvoicing, R-D, and trade as potential boons for small businesses.

The Government's Budget 2018 will inject an extra $3.9 million for New Zealand's Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT) over the next four years.

Businesses spending more than $100,000 on R&D will be able to claim 12.5 cents back for every dollar they spend on it.

Accounting and business advisory firm Staples Rodway has released its inaugural Business Confidence Survey of almost 500 business leaders.

The UK Government will invest $42bn in net capital spending over the next five years to support public services and infrastructure development.

Education Minister Nikki Kaye and Prime Minister Bill English discussed funding for Māori language and kura management during a visit to an Auckland school.

Concerns of a lack of investment in digital fluency and funding resound around a disappointed New Zealand Education sector.

Craig Hudson says we can always be more bullish on championing small businesses, and we need to invest more into technology development.

​There is plenty to get excited about with the recently announced 2017 Budget, according to ANZ chief economist Cameron Bagrie.

MYOB asked 1,015 business owners around New Zealand about their thoughts on the government's economic initiatives.