The outbreak of coronavirus in China offers a unique opportunity for vendors offering communications and collaboration services, according to one global analyst firm which says that organisations, need to continue to collaborate to remain productive.

South Korean mobile giant Samsung has taken aim at the big end of town with its release of the three Galaxy S20 series of flagship devices in the US on Tuesday.

The mainframe still lives! Seventy percent of enterprises favour modernisation as an approach for implementing strategic change as compared to the replacing/retiring of key COBOL applications, according to a survey commissioned by UK technology company Micro Focus.

Western Australia’s largest private health insurer HBF has chosen Oracle Health Insurance to support its digital transformation.

Global contactless payment transactions values will reach nearly US$6 trillion in 2024, up from $2 trillion in 2020, according to a new report which found that increase will be driven by significant growth in OEM Pay and contactless card transaction values, especially in the US.

Customer engagement solutions company CSG has expanded its relationship with Telstra to provide billing and provisioning capabilities for Telstra’s suite of managed IoT connected solutions across Asia-Pacific.

Australian-listed space technology operator Kleos Space has confirmed it has dispatched its four Scouting Mission nanosatellites to Chennai, India, in preparation for launch aboard PSLV C49 from the Satish Dhawan Space Centre.

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