Konica Minolta 3D Systems ProJet MultiJet 2500 3D printer
07 September, 2016The Konica Minolta 3D Systems ProJet MultiJet Printer 2500 is an in-office 3D printer that improves and accelerates workflow.
USB-IF launches compliance program for Type-C chargers
17 August, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingPower chargers based on the new USB Type-C cable standard will be certified for interoperability under a new USB Implementers Forum program.
D-Link DCS-960L wide-eye panoramic camera
10 August, 2016The DCS-960L wide-eye panoramic camera from D-Link features a true 180° field of view and is suitable for large rooms and areas with multiple entry points.
Contactless POS transactions to top $655bn by end-2017
09 August, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingJuniper Research expects there to be significant growth in the total value of transactions made over contactless POS equipment over the next few years.
Closing the innovation gap: Diversified IT
01 August, 2016 by Richard Bayliss, Senior Director of Solutions, Juniper Networks Asia PacificTo close the innovation gap, there's a need to blend old and new in a hybrid model with clearly-defined workflows and open interfaces.
NCI gets $14m to upgrade supercomputer capacity
28 July, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe National Computational Infrastructure (NCI) has secured a $7m government grant, matched by funding from partners, to upgrade its supercomputer capacity by 150 million compute hours per year.
ASCA forms smart cities industry collaboration
20 July, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe Australian Smart Communities Association will work with major companies including Telstra, Intel and Cisco to assist local councils in planning and executing smart city projects.
Medibank tech glitch holds up tax statements
07 July, 2016 by Jonathan NallyMedibank will be unable to issue tax statements to a "majority of customers" due to an unspecified technical problem encountered during a technology upgrade.
Buying a PC in the EOFY sales? Don't panic!
29 June, 2016 by Anna Torres, National Marketing Director, Intel AustraliaYou must choose the right technology to suit your business needs to truly get value out of the end-of-financial-year sales and tax incentives.
Digital disruption improves customer experience
27 May, 2016 by Maarten van der Zeyden, Solutions Director, Utilities & Enterprise Asset Management, Certus SolutionsNew technologies and digital disruption will vastly improve customer experience for Australian energy and water suppliers.
Big tech park plans for Toowoomba
12 May, 2016A 29-hectare technology park may soon be coming to Toowoomba, Queensland — one of the largest outside the capital cities.
Chromebase recruited to improve workforce efficiency
18 January, 2016Randstad Australia is rolling out LG Chromebase devices throughout Australia and New Zealand, leading the global company's worldwide IT initiative.
300 homes to test nbn's HFC pilot
09 November, 2015nbn has announced it has started piloting hybrid fibre-coaxial technology with 300 premises in Queensland.
Mainframes still matter
22 October, 2015In a new report, 90% of respondents predict the mainframe's long-term viability, citing security, availability, data and transactional throughput as key drivers in powering the digital economy.
Link Group hands Fujitsu an $80m managed services deal
02 October, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingAustralian financial services provider Link Group has signed an $80 million deal to expand its managed IT infrastructure services arrangement with Fujitsu to cover the entire business.
