| Hi John,
Zoom Video Communications announced the launch of Zoom Phone Appliances, a new category of hardware optimised for the hybrid workforce, from home offices to shared huddle spaces, addressing use cases across industries.
ASX-listed Nitro Software – a firm that had its origins in Melbourne and offers a service to create, edit and sign PDFs and digital documents – has begun a campaign it says will make electronic signatures a permanent feature of the Australian business landscape.
Australia’s peak industry representative body for innovation technology, the Australian Information Industry Association has released the results of its survey it conducted with Australia’s ICT industry. Respondents included AIIA members, from multinational ICT firms through to local start-up firms, that form Australia’s tech-ecosystem.
With Dell Technologies’ infrastructure solutions and services, industry partners, and innovation lab, the company is in the position to help communications service providers transform their business and identify revenue opportunities.
Advertising, marketing, and public relations agency Ogilvy Australia has appointed Mark Albert as chief data and analytics officer as part of the further enhancement of its data intelligence offering.
The Kingston Fury is a rebrand of Kington’s DRAM, flash, and SSD gaming line, and is said to provide laptops a performance boost.
Tasmanian communications provider TasmaNet TasmaNet has received a grant from the Federal Government Regional Connectivity Program to fund the upgrade of the existing communications network at theTahune Airwalk and Warra Ecosystem Observatory in southern Tasmania.
And as always there's plenty more today, so for all the news please visit www.itwire.com.
Stephen Withers, newsletter editor, iTWire
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