Ferrari has chosen Amazon Web Services to improve not only the performance of its cars but to speed innovation across the entire organisation. Ferrari will also use AWS’ services and infrastructure to streamline designs and test cars to give customers a safer driving experience.



Ahoy, me mateys, there's no honour among thieves, as cyber attacks (which are illegal) target illegal software pirates from accessing infamous pirate site The Pirate Bay, who are presumably crying out the homophone "aaaaargghhhh" in frustration.

Chemical distribution company A S Harrison & Co has standardised on Nintex Promapp to improve its business processes.

Perth-based Oracle systems integrator Magia Solutions and Oracle Cloud analytics provider Knoa Software are working together to help Australia and New Zealand organisations benefit from Oracle Cloud adoption.

Services delivery specialist ServiceRocket and value stream management provider Digital.ai are working together in Australia and New Zealand to help enterprises successfully scale and optimise software delivery.

Guest experience platform SevenRooms’ integration with OrderMate will allow hospitality operators to obtain data and insights which will be used to deliver more personalised experiences to guests. The said partnership will help hospitality operators run better businesses.

Financial roadblocks may hinder India’s progress to widespread 5G adoption. Data analytics company GlobalData estimates that 5G penetration globally will be 38% by 2025, but only 12% of the Indian population will be enjoying the said service.

And as always there's plenty more today, so for all the news please visit www.itwire.com.

Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire


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