IndustryiPrimus, part of the M2 Telecommunications Group, has hosted the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy, Stephen Conroy, to a visit to its first customer in the Northern Territory to be connected to the NBN via Fixed Wireless technology.
Australia’s Department of Defence has signed a $1.1 billion contract with Telstra for the provision of enhanced telecommunications services.
In September 2012 a single Apple share sold for over US$700, valuing the company at over $650 billion. Now they have fallen to under $400, meaning nearly $300 billion has been lost from the company’s value in just six months.
Beam Communications, an Australian manufacturer of both Inmarsat and Iridium satellite docking stations for the Iridium 9555 communications satellite, has brought its satellite services in to play to help Just 4 Kids Childrens Charity when the organisation takes disabled and disadvantages children on adventure trips in remote areas of the country.
Australasian pure play IBM software and services company, Certus Solutions, has undertaken a significant company restructure to cope with what it says is significant growth in Business Analytics and Information Management.
Australians and their counterparts in the US and the UK are spending about a quarter of every hour - or to be exact 14 minutes for Aussies - on social networking sites and forums and only nine minutes on entertainment and four minutes shopping online.
Supermarket giant Woolworths will be implementing its Google Apps platform to 26,000 national and state office staff in the coming month.
Australian CIOs seem to prefer to meet their ICT needs and demands from in-house sources rather than looking outside the organisation to areas like cloud services, if the information collected in a recent survey by one global analyst firm is anything to go by.
Australian owned and operated footwear retailer, Spend-less Shoes, is implementing Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 for Retail (ERP), which it says will enable it to accurately anticipate changes in the marketplace, from in-store sales techniques to consumer buying preferences.
The duo behind Gumtree have today launched what they say is a next-generation search engine - Adzuna – claiming it will transform the way people search for jobs in Australia.
