| Hi John, The state-owned utility Water NSW has deployed a three-cloud solution from Microsoft, comprising of Azure, Dynamics 365 and Office 365 to unify operations and to deliver deep data insight across the organisation.
Canon Oceania has merged its companies Harbour IT and Converga to form Canon Business Services with operations in Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines.
The use of unique mobile identifier services, which provide identity verification through SIMs, will generate over $7 billion globally for mobile operators in 2024 – up from an expected $859 million in 2019, a growth of over 800%, according to a newly published analyst report.
Listed Australian technology company Calix is set to undertake new projects- valued at over $9 million - for advanced battery development and CO2 capture work, based in Australia and Europe - as well as completion of construction of its BATMn reactor for advanced battery materials.
The sabotage of Huawei’s smartphone business by the US Government has put Samsung back on the map in Europe during Q2, with the Korean company recording a spectacular surge and its highest market share for five years. Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi had an even more impressive growth spurt in the quarter, according to UK based analyst firm Canalysis.
Taxi fleet operator Cabcharge Australia is partnering with business expense management provider SAP Concur in a move it says will eliminate the hassle of taxi receipts, and ensure an instant e-receipt for passengers for every Cabcharge trip. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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