Amazon launches Uber-like package delivery service in Australia
Amazon Flex will enable individuals in Sydney and Melbourne to earn extra money by delivering Amazon packages.
Amazon Flex will enable individuals in Sydney and Melbourne to earn extra money by delivering Amazon packages.
The online retailer is giving its Australian customers the chance to pick-up their parcels from self-service lockers or from the counter of a partner retailer.
The deal will help further build the Chinese conglomerate's import service in China.
Australia Post has made a AU$258 million recovery in profit after tax on EBITDA of AU$400 million and revenue of AU$6.6 billion.
Uber has blamed the subsidies it is forking out for its drivers globally for dragging the company's 2016 half year results into the red.
Kogan has attributed its positive performance to a growing customer base, the launch of Dick Smith, improved technology infrastructure, and the growth of Kogan Travel and Kogan Mobile.
IBM expects its new innovation centre will deliver over the next three years technology pilots based on blockchain technology for the finance and trade industries.
Kogan has revealed in its prospectus that Kogan.com websites and its SAP enterprise resource planning platform are primarily hosted using AWS datacentres in Sydney.
The Victorian government has handed NTT Data a seven-year contract to work on improving the existing Myki transport ticketing system.
SAP's 2016 Australia Digital Experience report has revealed there is a correlation between happy customers and how likely they are to share their personal information with brands.