Aussies spent on average $2.90 more in each online retail transaction for an average order value of $138, peaking at $149 in June 2022. However, while the average online order value increased, it did so at lower than inflation and the actual size of shopping carts declined—with units per order shrinking by 13%, according to e-commerce and marketplace Pattern.



Fibre optic cable brand Vivify introduces the Xenos W35, an 8K HDMI active fibre optic cable that boasts 48Gbps speeds.

Enterprise application software provider SAP has launched a new recognition system for partners using partner competency and customer outcomes as primary performance dimensions.

IoT solutions provider Quectel has announced its RM500Q series 5G sub-6GHz modules is now integrated within the Nvidia Jetson AGX Orin 32GB system-on-module.

Finnish digital transformation solutions provider Tecnotree has signed a million-dollar deal with MTH Nigeria to deploy its 5G-ready digital BSS solutions.

GUEST OPINION: In this Q&A interview, Exabeam vice president of sales for APJ Gareth Cox provides an overview of Exabeam and how it is different from security vendors, gives an honest insight on the state of security in Australia, and advises what Australian organisations can do to thwart and counter the rising cases of cyber attacks.

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Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire



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