Security firms Onapsis and Digital Shadows have warned of an increase in attacks on enterprise resource planning applications, with a joint report from the two companies focusing on software that is most commonly used – from Oracle and SAP.

Chinese visitors to Melbourne can give licensed buskers the digital equivalent of a few coins via QR code, while locals can use "tap-n-go" cards in Australia's first digital payment busker solution.

Australia’s peak IoT body, the IoT Alliance Australia, has launched a new Platform Selection Guideline aimed at helping governments and companies choose among a huge array of available platform technology when starting their IoT projects or businesses.

The Industrial Internet of Things is set to make a sizeable contribution to the global economy, with a newly published report estimating IoT companies will boost their revenues by a combined US$154 million by 2023.

New Zealand’s largest telco Spark has launched a new online service — WeDo — designed to make it easier for consumers and tradespeople to connect and do business in their local area.

The latest smartphone OS data from Kantar reveals a mixed performance for Android in the three months ending June 2018 worldwide, but Apple's OS sales share is up and down too.

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