Huawei has been under a lot of pressure in 2019, including reports late last week that Google would not allow its apps and services on the upcoming Mate 30 Pro, with Huawei now issuing a statement regarding US DoJ probes into the company.

New Zealand telecommunications company Spark has not yet finalised what steps it would take to mitigate the concerns voiced by the country's intelligence agency GCSB over the use of gear from Chinese telecommunications equipment vendor Huawei Technologies in its 5G network.

The decline in the number of Australian households with a landline telephone connection has accelerated. For the first time, reputable statistics show that there are now more Australian homes without a landline than with one.

Enterprise software provider TechnologyOne has signed a new multi-year, $1.2 million agreement with Queensland’s Fraser Coast Regional Council to replace a number of the council’s on-premise legacy software applications including asset management, payroll and electronic document management.

According to Adrian McDermott, President of Product at Zendesk, the trouble-ticket is no longer enough to manage customer interactions.

Email security provider Mimecast has appointed 20-year ICT industry veteran Craig McGregor as Channel Director, Australia and New Zealand (ANZ).

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