| Hi John,
NBN Co, the company rolling out Australia's national broadband network, says it has not set a date for resumption of new HFC connections, despite having planned to do so from 24 May onwards.
Alcohol delivery company Jimmy Brings creates its own version of the Flappy Bird game to usher the football season.
Australia-based IT company Canopy Tools' IoT software has been adopted for a rural development program in Wales.
Gentrack makes use of Amazon Web Services’ cloud services to meet the digital demands of the utilities sector. The cloud services are said to yield results, improving billing performance three-fold and reducing costs.
Auth0 and YouGov’s latest study finds that consumers are most likely to sign up to an app or an online service if it offers multi-factor authentication, single sign-on, biometrics, social logins, and if it requires no password.
Loyalty and offers platform provider OpenSparkz has appointed Henrik Berglind to the position of commercial partnerships lead.
Gobal intelligence-driven cyber solutions provider Anomali has announced a partnership with Australian threat intelligence company Cybermerc.
Global operator-led mobile messaging revenue will increase from US$87 billion in 2020 to US$88 billion in 2025, according to a new research report.
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