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By collaborating, the two companies have bundled offerings that solve critical IoT issues by utilising best-in-breed solutions.

Alibaba is piloting a blockchain-based supply chain model in Australia and New Zealand to improve traceability and transparency.

Complex software-defined supply chains are leading to a maze of blame and hazard. Here are a few ways to avoid it.

Aconex shareholders have overwhelmingly approved Oracle’s AUD $7.80 per share acquisition offer, valuing the deal at USD $1.2 billion.

Ranovus’ products are now in lab trials with multiple optical networking equipment vendors for 5G mobility and cloud infrastructure markets lined up.

Ruckus Networks and Dell EMC have signed a deal that will allow the delivery of Ruckus wireless solutions as Dell-branded solutions.

Baby trees are sprouting in living rooms around the world which can only mean one thing – it’s prediction season.

Construction companies sitting on the sidelines need to take steps now to join the digital future – or risk being left behind.

The Department of Industry, Innovation and Science (DIIS) is the second shared service hub to partner with TechnologyOne.

Procore brings together Australian construction figures to discuss mental health; Ian Thorpe shares personal experiences of depression.

Express App Platform – Manufacturing is an on-premise solution that allows manufacturers to accelerate digital factory transformation.

Australian company replaces on-premises technology with iPaaS to streamline integration of applications and data.

Infor is doubling down on its Indian partner network, with the company reporting triple digit year on year growth for the first quarter of FY18.

In a world-leading effort, almost half of APAC manufacturers will have fully connected factories by 2022 with tech use among them expected to surge.

Member companies range from manufacturers, distributors, integrators and consulting companies across the globe.

Firmware is often overlooked in c-suite conversations about data center security, and cyber criminals are targeting this as a new attack surface.

Hills expects to return to profitability in the next financial year, and will take full control of its supply chain from early next year.

Targeted at the largest segment of the data center market, the XP70 family of programmable Ethernet switch devices scale from 1Tbps to 1.8Tbps.

Businesses need to be adaptive and entrepreneurial. The disruption of the construction industry is a positive movement for the industry as a whole.

The suites unify multiple applications into a single suite for specific industries such as healthcare, public sector and distribution.