| Hi John, NBN Co has developed a tech lab which it claims will transform the National Broadband Network experience for end-users of the network by helping them to resolve issues sooner.
American security vendor McAfee appears to be trying to capitalise on the ban imposed by the US on Russian security provider Kaspersky Lab, touting this on its website in a bid to promote its own software.
The systems of American credit information provider Equifax were breached way back in March, according to a confidential note sent by the company to some customers.
Australian-listed IT services group Hills has initiated digital transformation of its business in partnership with professional services firm Cognizant in a move designed to revitalise the company’s e-commerce capabilities and improve core business processes, customer engagement and operational efficiencies.
South Australian-based school attendance solutions group, MGM Wireless, has secured a deal with the Western Australian Education Department for the rollout of its Outreach+ and School Star App communication services to all WA government schools.
The GNOME Foundation has announced that it will back the bid by San Francisco-based computer manufacturer Purism and the KDE Desktop project to produce the world's first smartphone based on free software. And of course, there's plenty more so for all the news visit www.itwire.com.
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