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Vodafone New Zealand sold for NZ$3.4b
Infratil and Brookfield Asset Management will walk away with 100% of the telco's New Zealand arm.
TechnologyOne pins AU$17.9m net profit on record SaaS fees
The company's annual contract value for its SaaS business increased 45% to AU$85.8 million
ACCC starts breaking out Vodafone NBN customer connections
Vodafone Australia is sitting around the level of Aussie Broadband and MyRepublic in the latest ACCC Wholesale Market Indicators Report.
Data#3 scores WA-wide Microsoft licensing contracts
The two contracts will span three years.
IT contractor allegedly abused government systems for cryptocurrency mining
The profits from the alleged mining operation are estimated to be worth more than AU$9,000.
US grants temporary license for Huawei to support products
Huawei and its affiliates were granted a general license to continue supporting its networks and equipment through August 19, the Commerce Department said.
Internet and email usage policy
Internet and email communications are essential for performing modern business tasks, but companies must put rules in place to reduce the risks that come along with those technologies. This policy offers...
McLaren's motorsport data learnings are driving innovation in health
The organisation is taking what it has learned in the motorsport industry from capturing data off fast-moving vehicles and applying it to the automotive, public transport, and health industries as well.
NAB finally jumps on Apple Pay
'Easy', the black and red bank says, ending a boycott that officially started in mid-2016.
American Airlines using technology to make its people the competitive advantage
The airline believes its people will be the differentiation, so that's where the focus of digital transformation has been over the last few years.
Google research: Most hacker-for-hire services are frauds
Survey of 27 hacker-for-hire services found that only five launched attacks against victims.
