SA Govt names MNF Enterprise Services as preferred provider
17 December, 2021MNF Enterprise Services has been selected as a new preferred provider for Voice and Unified Communications Services.
Human-centred design the route to improving road safety
11 August, 2021Drivers, vehicle design and traffic signs have been identified as the three biggest causes of distractions on the road, according to a UNSW expert.
More than 45,000 council workers eligible for paid vaccination leave
06 July, 2021More than 45,000 council staff across NSW can take special vaccination leave to get the COVID jab.
Enea providing technology for Telenor's 5G SA core
19 May, 2021 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingTelenor has incorporated technology from Enea into its 5G standalone network core, designed as a proof of concept to support 5G network slicing.
MSAB, Detego partner on digital forensics
19 May, 2021 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingDigital forensics leaders MSAB and Detego have partnered to provide law enforcement customers with a one-stop mobile and computer analysis solution.
US govt employees using outdated mobile OS
22 March, 2021 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingOver 99% of US government employees using an Android phone and 32.2% using iOS phones are still using outdated versions of the operating systems, research shows.
US state to build an autonomous road corridor
18 August, 2020 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingConnected and autonomous vehicles will soon have a road of their own, following an announcement by Michigan that it intends to build a 64-km-long corridor solely for their use.
ATO signs $141.5m contract extension with Optus
21 July, 2020 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe agreement covers a wide range of services, including voice and data carriage services, telephony, WAN and LAN delivery, and contact centre infrastructure.
APEC to go virtual in NZ in 2021
30 June, 2020 by Jonathan NallyNew Zealand has announced that it will go ahead with hosting the APEC meeting in 2021, but that will it conduct the event using virtual digital platforms.
Working from home: lessons learned
08 June, 2020 by Joseph Sweeney, IBRS | Supplied by: Intelligent Business Research ServicesThe COVID-19 crisis has catapulted 'working from home' to the forefront of office practices. Here are the tech, policy and budgetary ideas you need to know.
Tokyo to trial 5G antenna-equipped smart poles
28 May, 2020 by Amy SarcevicThe project aims to bring 5G shared antenna systems into full-scale use by March 2021.
Delv delivers COVID-19 app for govt
02 April, 2020 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingDelv has collaborated with the Department of Health and the Digital Transformation Agency to develop a one-stop COVID-19 app for Australian citizens.
Interview: Murray Dickson, CommScope
23 December, 2019 | Supplied by: CommScope Solutions APACIn our annual Leaders in Technology series, we ask the experts what the year ahead holds. Today we talk connectivity and smart cities with CommScope's Murray Dickson.
Every frontline WA Police officer getting an iPhone 11
14 November, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingTelstra has secured an $8 million contract to deliver iPhone 11s installed with apps supporting vital police functions to every frontline WA Police officer.
SCCANZ issues 5G city plan guidance
10 October, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe Smart Cities Council Australia New Zealand has published a paper outlining nine principles for cities to take during 5G deployment planning.
