Tag: EY

Home Affairs says it can’t build its own cyber hub

Posted on   |  by Joseph Brookes
Home Affairs is paying international consultants Ernst & Young $2.5 million to help establish its cybersecurity hub because it lacks the “capacity and specialist knowledge” to do it in-house....

EY’s Health dept revenue triples during COVID

Posted on   |  by Denham Sadler
The value of Ernst & Young’s contracts with the federal Health department tripled during the pandemic, with fellow Big Four consultancy PwC doubling its work for the department in...

Floodgates open for consultants in pandemic year

Posted on   |  by James Riley
Multinational management consulting firms have enjoyed an extraordinarily good year in Canberra. Federal government spending on advice and services from the global outfits soared by hundreds of millions of...

Legislation alone won’t cut it for AI

Posted on   |  by Clare Payne and Christina Larkin
At times we have a strained relationship with the law. Sometimes we call for more regulation as if it’s the only answer, that it might protect us once and...

Male, pale and stale will lead to fail

Posted on   |  by James Riley
According to the managing partner at EY Lynn Kraus, enterprises cannot expect to innovate from a place of uniformity. And there are specific financial benefits for more diverse workplaces,...

RSA: Cyber shifts to business issues

Posted on   |  by Graeme Philipson
Cybersecurity threats and expenditure are growing massively, with the emphasis moving strongly to business issues. That’s the key issue to come out of the fourth annual Asia Pacific RSA...