Telstra set to shake up GP healthcare model
[1] Telstra’s new e-health portfolio is set to organize the resources and skills of full-time doctors through a mobile app and telephone service with the aim of delivering a convenience driven healt...
Fujitsu’s Australian partners claim five of 20 awards at APAC conference
[1] Fujitsu’s Australian partners have claimed five top honors at the Fujitsu annual Select Partner Awards in Tokyo, Japan. [2] The five firms include Dicker Data, PowerNET, Nexus IT, Digital Se...
NBN, BT join forces on broadband roadmap
[1] NBN, the company building the government’s National Broadband Network, has struck a deal with British Telecom to share information on how best to connect their respective nations with superfast ...
The Aussie iPhone app distorting the wireless microphone market
[1] Sydney-based startup AirLinc has created a smartphone-based audio recording system which will get rid of high-priced wireless microphones. [2] Chief executive Ben Thorn says AirLinc is an app for ...
Six pieces of no nonsense advice from Shark Tank’s Steve Baxter
[1] Despite Shark Tank star Steve Baxter not finishing high school, he was able to sell a startup for $373 million thanks to his zealousness for business. [2] In his speech at The Sunrise conference i...
Kiwi startups cross the Tasman to scale new heights in Australia
[1] According to New Zealand Trade and Enterprise’s (NZTA) regional director for Australia and Pacific, Clare Wilson, New Zealand startups are thinking globally. [2] Seventeen New Zealand startups w...
Supercomputer for Woodside data
[1] Woodside Petroleum is looking to find and maintain a competitive edge in its market with the procurement to use IBM’s Watson supercomputer system to analyse three decades of internal data. 2] Th...
Aeeris unveils public safety app
[1] ASX-listed public warning firm Aeeris has releases a new free app in a bid to improve safety at work for remote and mobile workers. [2] The app utilises Aeeris’ Early Warning Network to dete...