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Automation

Automation | Case Studies | Technology | February 6, 2018

A pilot study using ‘world-first’ Internet of Things technology to help reduce traffic congestion and create the foundations for the deployment of autonomous vehicles is underway in South Australia.

Cisco is investing $1 million in partnership with the South Australian Government and the City of…

Automation

A new study released by The Economist Intelligence Unit ran three econometric scenarios to 2030…

Communication

Innovations Drive Rapid Customer Adoption in Enterprise and Educational Organisations Zoom Video Communications has announced a…

Case Studies

Australian technology company, Calix, has announced it has secured 3.4 million Euros in working capital…

Communication

Innovation and Science Australia (ISA) has challenged Australians, and their governments, to be bolder in…

Cloud Computing

New Common Criteria Certification for Aruba ClearPass Increases Cyber Protection Assurances for Global Government Agencies…

Case Studies

SecureFirst Partners with SonicWall University achievements post 21 percent average increase in revenue attainment, productivity …

Communication

Acquisition of Balabit enables One Identity to direct future development and create even more powerful…

Communication

Company expands SaaS-based portfolio to offer a complete solution for observability and analytics across traces,…

Communication

Infor has announced that SBS Logistics Singapore Pte Ltd achieved significant improvement in operational efficiencies, cost…

Cloud Computing

Anaplan Bring Your Own Key solution gives enterprise customers an additional layer of security to…

Case Studies

By Erin Dunne, Director of Research Services, Vertical Systems Group Virtualization and software-defined networks should…

Case Studies

Not everything is moving to the cloud. In fact, the very technology developed for the…

Cyber Security

TESSERENT IS PLEASED TO LAUNCH THE CYBERBIZ CHANNEL PARTNER PROGRAM IN AUSTRALIA. MSPs AND IT…