Industrial stories
A new partnership between London's Cass Business School and Chengdu's Jiaozi Fin-Tech Dreamworks offers fresh opportunities for China-UK fintech collaboration.
Kyocera says its efforts to increase sustainability and reduce greenhouse missions are part of the 'Kyocera philosophy'.
ERM Advanced Telematics has expanded its offerings to include IoT solutions in addition to its focus on telematics solutions.
As the chair country of ASEAN, Thailand aims to advance the community towards a future that includes a digital ASEAN.
Jaguar Land Rover to accelerate electrification, announcing new all-electric vehicles at Castle Bromwich plant, securing thousands of UK jobs.
A global survey by deVere Group reveals 55% of banking and financial services customers now use fintech, underscoring rapid digitalisation in finance.
Digital transformation demands robust security; as networks decentralise, threats multiply. Fortinet's integrated solutions ensure every edge is protected.
Synopsys and Infineon expand collaboration to accelerate development of automotive electronic systems with Virtualizer Development Kits.
The agreement provides Dicker Data's resellers with access to Honeywell's leading mobile computing and data capture technologies.
A one-size-fits-all approach won't cut it for securing IoT, says the Trusted Computing Group, stressing the need for individual assessment of connected objects.
Rittal has announced that it has formed a new global strategic partnership with Atos and Siemens to develop intelligent edge data centre solutions.
Stratacache provides scalable customer experiences, supposedly empowering retailers to learn more about their customers.
3D printing is allowing consumers to personalize their PC builds, creating unique and customised rigs, says Crucial ANZ.
CyberX unveils Ganymede, an automated threat extraction platform leveraging machine learning to detect IoT and ICS malware, enhancing industrial cybersecurity.
Demand for warehouse space is rising as online retail squeezes physical stores, with New Zealand investors watching Australia’s boom closely.
The survey found 53% of respondents believe technical skills have the highest impact on the effectiveness of an organisation or department.
Technical skills have the highest impact on NZ organizations, with civil engineers and salespeople in high demand, according to Hays.
QAD CEO Anton Chilton and President Pam Lopker visited Indonesia to discuss the rise of cloud-based ERP and Industry 4.0 in the Asia Pacific region.
The Enex Carbon team will join Kroll's Cyber Risk practice and will be led by managing director and Asia Pacific leader Paul Jackson.
In Indonesia, demand has been booming, spurred by the use of data centers by financial institutions based on regulations by the Indonesian government.