Australian businesses stories

"The FGIIC supports local industry and provides rapid access to enterprise cybersecurity technologies so organisations can design, develop, and deliver innovative solutions for government and supporting industries.”>>

It was the company’s semi-supervised question answering machine that received the patent. As such, Flamingo AI is now the owner of Australian Patent No. 2018223010.>>

“Our international team will set-up and train Samit staff to work under Tape Ark’s quality standards.">>

“Australian businesses are finding themselves operating in a very difficult environment.">>

“At Fleet, our mission is to unleash the endless possibilities of industrial IoT for businesses across the world.">>

Cisco announced a plan to invest AU$61 million over the next three years to help drive Australia’s secure digital transformation.>>

“Just as the Fair Work Act has been so important in providing a foundation of standards for the traditional workplace, an equivalent is now needed to build on this for modern ways of working.">>

"With SMBs generating employment for over five million Australians, it comes as no surprise that they play a vital role in the nation’s economy.">>

The survey of 307 Australian IT and security executives demonstrates the considerable uncertainty faced by businesses in trying to combat cybersecurity threats. 
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"Our local businesses need to look beyond just defending their current position in their traditional markets.">>

While retiring from day-to-day management of the business, Charles Tym continues as a director of Harbour ISP.>>

Mindspace uses AI and neuroscience to understand human thinking.>>

Verrency’s services will be delivered via the UPI Wallet, Union Pay’s innovative API service.>>

The tech giant outlined the opportunity for local organisations while cautioning that strong digital leadership is required.>>

They say the increased investment is driven by a need more effectively utilise the data that has been captured and maintained.>>