Australian stories
Demand is rising for a wrap that could help protect high-rise buildings and bushfire-prone homes from flames, hail and water damage.
IBM has named David Hook as the new country leader for IBM New Zealand, replacing Mike Smith who is retiring after four years in the role.
MYOB partners with Flare to bring smarter solutions to customers, following Flare's successful $22 million capital raise.
Orgs with more mature Edge deployments are more likely to be gaining business value from their data by using it to inform decisions and processes.
Customer experience provider Genesys has partnered with audio brand EPOS to offer the full EPOS product range to its customers.
Ecommerce platforms offer businesses an easy and effective way to build and host their online presence, with the industry booming and sales set to increase.
FileInvite is a document and data collection engine that looks to improve customer experience and employee productivity.
Many Australians are feeling fully prepared to return to work in the office, according to a new survey from One Identity.
Boards of directors and senior management now want to turn their businesses towards digital customer communications.
IT spending in Australia to grow 3.6% in 2021, with utilities, government, education and healthcare sectors leading the way, says Gartner.
Cloud adoption in ANZ soars as businesses remain confident despite recent challenges, according to a report by Genesys.
The multi-region study shows the pandemic as an extraordinary catalyst for the adoption of cloud, automation, and greater digital engagement.
CompTIA is offering free online training in information communications technology to people in Australia and New Zealand.
Over half of Australian and New Zealand CIOs have seen increased funding for digital innovation as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The brand has returned due to the acquisition of J2 Global to provide customers with communications solutions that meet the needs of work-from-home.
Will be able to access rebates, product and services training, gain certification benefits and attend virtual and physical conferences.
Australian businesses lead APAC in the use of voice technology, but there is more work to be done in the area, a new report from Cognizant has found.
A new report outlines what is holding back Australian businesses from adopting innovation and how we can break through those barriers.
The National Missing Persons Hackathon has taken place in Australia, with 650 participants generating leads for national missing person cases.
Vix Vizion selected as solutions provider for South Australian government's gambling register, using facial recognition technology.