Melbourne gets ‘smart water’ with new IBM deal
[1] IBM has entered into a business consulting and technology partnership with Melbourne’s Yarra Valley Water to deliver analytics, systems and solutions to residents. [2] This will help service 1.7...
Amaysim forges 4G path with Optus
[1] Amaysim, a mobile virtual network operator, has forged a new deal with Australian telco Optus that will see Amaysim deliver services on Optus’s 4G networks. [2] In the new deal, Amaysim is e...
m-View brings wearable Fire Cam cameras to the market
[1] Melbourne-based mobile video streaming company m-View has signed an A/NZ distribution contract with Fire Cam, a US-based developer of ruggedised wearable cameras. [2] Fire Cam system comprises a W...
‘Investing’ in education: Schools are taught the ABC of branding
[1] Schools are continuously collaborating with major technology brands like Telstra, Google and Microsoft. [2] National Australia Bank, Coles, Bunnings and McDonald’s, have also spent big amounts ...
She Makes Games: encouraging women to make video games
[1] Most video gamers in Australia are males while only a few are females. [2] To encourage more females, the Girl Geek Academy is organizing an event in Melbourne this January 31st. [3] The event is ...
Canva competed at CES for the chance to pitch to Richard Branson
[1] Canva, an Australian design startup, was among the 10 finalists who competed during last week’s 2015 International CES in Las Vegas. [2] The company lost in the contest but it was a blessin...
With Netflix coming to Australia, this comparison shopping revolution will be televised
[1] Since online video streaming services are set to launch in Australia this year, former Foxtel head of digital marketing Oliver Mistry has created Compare TV. [2] As the name suggests, Compare TV ...
Australia Helps NDMO
[1] Australian government has pledged technological gadgets like laptops and mobile phones to the National Disaster Management Office. [2] These gadgets (40 standard Alcatel handsets, 11 Samsung Galax...
The Netflix cat is out of the bag
[1] US streaming video giant Netflix is expected to officially launch in Australia on March 31, but will launch without several flagship programs as it sold the local rights to Foxtel. [2] Despite Ne...