Compliance stories
NetSuite has two major upgrades every year, with customisations that carry forward automatically so customers are always on the latest version.
Execs flag fraud and cyber threats as financial sector's grim compliance demons, with a costly road ahead, reveals Accenture's study.
Only 16% think printers are at high risk of a breach, and 43% ignore printers in endpoint security entirely. HP New Zealand explains why.
IDCA and U.S. House's CIO discuss critical IT strategies in a summit aiming to align public and private sector data standards.
Businesses struggle to find the right enterprise content management solution, says Nicholas Delaveris, M-Files director.
A worker was left tetraplegic after a harvester injury, with a horticultural firm and its director fined and ordered to pay GBP £336,000 in reparations.
Real-time reporting is replacing paperwork on construction sites, giving managers a clearer view of hazards and boosting worker awareness.
Farmers hosting duck shooting or other events face duties to manage hazards for visitors under the Health and Safety at Work Act 2015.
The City of Joondalup is looking to enhance its process, improvement and risk management through deploying Promapp software.
Farmers face tighter limits on quad bike passengers after safety guidance said riders should only do so when no reasonable alternative exists.
Removal firms face a deadline as current certificates expire before new asbestos licences become mandatory on 4 April 2018.
Businesses sharing workplaces face fines if they fail to coordinate safety duties under new law aimed at closing gaps for workers.
Workplace drinks can expose employers to liability if staff leave intoxicated, with experts urging clear controls and safe transport.
New Zealand directors may face sharper scrutiny after an Australian ruling over a contractor’s electrocution clarified who counts as an officer.
Homeowners may be surprised to learn that once tradespeople start work, safety duties shift to them and the tradies themselves.
More than half of Japanese enterprises are increasing their security spending – and topping the list is compliance.
Businesses will face simpler hazardous substances rules as New Zealand shifts workplace controls to WorkSafe under health and safety reform.
New Zealand employers face higher safety and compliance risks as a new app lets lone workers summon help without extra hardware.
Nearly half of mining safety certificate candidates failed last year as examiners said many lacked the legislative knowledge needed for safe operations.
Customers were exposed to a banned nail glue linked to headaches and skin irritation after an Auckland salon admitted safety breaches and was fined AUD $13,500.
