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Edge computing and edge deployments are crucial to digital-first operations, according to a new whitepaper from Schneider Electric.

Neil Matthews joins Titomic as head of business development - repairs & Bruce Colter as general manager for Titomic's US branch. Both start on May 2.

Neil Matthews and Bruce Colter join Titomic as head of business development and general manager for its US branch, respectively.

High-profile ransomware attacks and reliance on digital infrastructure sees an increasing need for businesses to embrace zero trust cybersecurity.

Fluent Commerce appoints Pranatharthi Haran as APAC managing director, responsible for leading Sales and Operations in the region. #software #leadership.

Fluent Commerce appoints Pranatharthi Haran as APAC managing director, bringing breadth of experience from SAP and IBM.

Edge computing is a critical enabler of a transition to digital-first connected operations, according to a new report from Schneider Electric.

Zoom debuts virtual background support for Chromebooks, video messages in Zoom Chat, Breakout Rooms enhancements, and Anywhere Polls.

FIDO Alliance has announced that testing is now available for individuals seeking to become FIDO Certified Professionals.

The professional association for Australia's technology sector announced Chris Vein has been appointed the organisation's Chief Executive Officer.

The Queensland government has appointed a new Chief Customer and Digital Officer to drive the state's digital economy and improve citizen-centric services.

Red Hat OpenShift 4.10 has added new capabilities in support of AI and NVIDIA AI Enterprise 2.0 certification.

According to a new IDC spending guide, U.S. spending on artificial intelligence solutions will double by 2025.

Hitachi Vantara has appointed Adrian Johnson as Vice President and Managing Director for its Digital Infrastructure Business Unit in Asia Pacific.

With the transformation of banking and payments is accelerating, the industry has caught disruption from many angles due to web trends and the global pandemic.

While there is some desire to return to the office, most employees want to continue working from in some capacity, according to a recent report.

A legal challenge is being prepared to overturn the Intellectual Property Office's (IPONZ) decision not to recognise a machine as an inventor.

New Zealanders are becoming increasingly reliant on submarine cables for secure connectivity, but how safe are these networks?.

New Zealand has been caught by a global fight between humans and machines that might define intellectual property rights for the rest of the century.

Negligent insiders are the root cause of 56% of incidents while credential thefts have almost doubled and are the costliest to remediate. .