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Telstra has partnered with three business app providers to offer mobile apps for smartphones and tablets which it says will give businesses greater flexibility and allow them to spend more time on core business and less time on administration tasks.
Global IT services provider, CSC, has won a NZ$17 million contract with New Zealand’s Ministry of Health to deliver its Australian-developed electronic medication management solution, MedChart, to 20 district health boards across the country.
For a commodity that can be measured in so many ways use (or lack of) of smartphone apps is something that developers want to keep under wraps.
Industry body AIMIA is set to commence a search for a new CEO as current officeholder John Butterworth will resign in September.
NBN Co has extended its original two-year contract with Transfield Services for the rollout of fibre in existing built-up areas in Victoria.
iiNet has paid an ‘infringement notice’ of $102,000 for an advertisement for its naked DSL service that failed to prominently state the total minimum price payable for the service.
Mark Zuckerberg (Zuck) has had some interesting meetings of late. He just met with South Korean President Park Geun Hye and recently spent time with Samsung President Shin Jong Kyun, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates and Google CEO Larry Page. What is he up to?
Ashampoo's new Media Sync utility for Windows is designed to simplify the synchronisation of files between a PC and removable storage, including devices such as smartphones and cameras.
Consulting and technology firm Oakton has set up a digital services division as a result of increasing demand from clients, and has appointed Les Bognar and Jan Esman (pictured) to senior roles.
A research team at Swinburne University of Technology has overcome a fundamental law of optical science that could lead to faster and more energy-efficient optical computing.
