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Lenovo's Australia and New Zealand subsidiary reported a stunning AUD $4 million rise in profits and an 8.7% surge in revenue, aided by major cost cuts.
The trial will introduce BlackBerry Workspaces as a secure file storage and collaboration platform for Melanoma Institute Australia.
Pivot Software announced the acquisition of their business by an ASX-listed provider of Cloud HR and payroll solutions.
Kinetica partners with XENON, NVIDIA and IBM to deliver BI, AI, and deep learning solutions for ANZ enterprise and government customers.
MYOB reports a 60% increase in online subscribers, fuelled by new SME wins and high migration rates, leading to significant financial growth in 2017.
WhiteHawk has expanded its team, hiring top cyber talent and promoting Antonio Crespo to chief information officer.
Based in Sydney, John Kearney will be responsible for strengthening both partner and alliance networks in the region.
Hills attributes the fall in revenue to the exiting of the unprofitable NBN satellite installation business and a shortfall in antenna sales.
Before jumping on the IoT bandwagon, CIOs need to take a step back and carefully create a viable IoT strategy.
Kaltura expands its reach in Australia and New Zealand, appointing senior executives and partnering with local businesses to enhance digital transformation.
9.2m smartphones were sold in 2017, a big increase from last year that was largely driven by a 'replacement cycle' from one of the major OS.
The company has appointed Matt Adams to the position, effective immediately, with a goal to grow its Australian presence.
Singapore's largest aviation security firm Certis Cisco has purchased Australian firm SNP Security for an undisclosed amount.
TCL Communication introduced its new, price-sensitive smartphone portfolio with the Alcatel 5, 3 and 1 Series at Mobile World Congress 2018.
The partnership allows HTC to market, distribute, and sell Schneider Electric's precision cooling products in Australia.
Criminals will exploit known vulnerabilities; social engineering will craft sophisticated networks; supply chain targeting will target third parties..
Australia is ranked 23rd of 30 high-income countries, according to The Economist Intelligence Unit's The Inclusive Internet Index.
Dimension Data Australia will now be able to provide cloud security services to the Australian Government for protected data.
Despite the imminent law with crippling fines that affects almost every significant sized AU business, a Canon study has found 3 in 5 are unaware.
South Australian Labor Government promises Australia's fastest internet if re-elected, investing $35m in new infrastructure.