A new emissions reporting tool from Brisbane-based cloud-based Software-as-a-Service provider netBI is helping public transport authorities and operators by automatically producing reports across 100 different pollutant measures.



Data and AI company, Databricks has launched a Data and AI Academy for Queensland State Government agencies, designed to expedite data and AI training and enhance the capabilities of Australian public sector staff.

Australian supply chains are crippled by data accessibility issues with 66% of surveyed supply chain employees stating that they find themselves working with incomplete, or inaccessible data in their roles, according to research from software company Appian.

Australasian technology-based customer insights agency Perceptive has partnered with management company Qualtrics to provide the agency’s clients direct access to market research and technologies, services, and expertise to uncover market, customer, and brand insights.

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) found Radio 2GB Sydney and Radio 3AW Melbourne guilty of breaching broadcasting rules as both failed to disclose commercial agreements between their presenters and companies featured on their current affairs programs.

The year 2024 seems to be momentous for retail service provider Aussie Broadband as it won major contracts and appointed a new chief technology officer to replace its incumbent and co-founder John Reisinger who will retire in October.

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Josh Martinez, newsletter editor, iTWire