Australian stories
PTC extends its strategic alliance with Microsoft to the Australia and New Zealand regions, focusing on ThingWorx applications for industrial companies.
WatchGuard Technologies is a cybersecurity company specialising in endpoint security, secure Wi-Fi, multi-factor authentication, and network intelligence.
Edge Centres CEO and founder Jonathan Eaves says that the Traralgon data centre is key to its network deployment across Melbourne and Sydney.
Healthcare providers in Australia and New Zealand are leveraging real-time data to make informed decisions during the COVID-19 pandemic.
CrowdStrike has selected NEXTGEN as its distribution partner for Australia and New Zealand, expanding its presence in the region.
73% of CSPs plan to launch 5G networks by 2022, but 94% have challenges with their existing charging systems, says Oracle Communications survey.
When teams have a clear view of all assets and treat them equally, then they are much closer to stopping attacks in their tracks.
McAfee Enterprise's latest report reveals the evolving tactics of cybercriminals, with ransomware dominating and cloud threats on the rise.
Ransomware and cyber extortion attacks in Australia and New Zealand have doubled in Q2 2021, according to CyberCX's Best Practice Guide.
Barco launches IEX series of narrow pitch LED video walls for indoor use, targeting corporate offices and control rooms.
Black Friday and Boxing Day online sales in Australia have seen a 50% increase in traffic as consumers embrace online shopping, says Similarweb.
Melbourne-based CT4 expands its capabilities with the acquisition of private cloud solutions provider NewBase Computer Services.
Many enterprises are fast-tracking cloud adoption as it offers the computing power required to harness AI - which allows businesses to improve performance.
TBM Council forms APAC chapter, appoints Regional Advisory Board from financial and technology executives in Australia and Singapore.
Applying technology allows banks to anticipate their customer needs, create value and exceed customer expectations.
Despite cybersecurity concerns, Equinix finds a significant year-on-year leap in companies planning to move business-critical applications to the cloud.
According to Sektor Australia's general manager Cameron Arnold, Armis is a strong addition to the company's portfolio.
The contract is for an initial term of three years plus two one-year options to extend, allowing the provision of services for up to five years.
Ingram Micro Australia expands its cybersecurity portfolio with the addition of Sophos products and threat response services.
Talend extends partnership with ARQ Group, making them a value added reseller in Australia, to provide decision-ready data for businesses.