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Monday, 06 July 2020 10:52
Business software providers hit by impact of COVID-19, says ABSIA
By Peter Dinham
Over half (54%) of Australian business software industry providers experienced considerable to major immediate or short-term impacts from COVID-19, with a further 35% experiencing few…
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Business Software
Tagged under
- Business software industry
- Australian Business Software Industry Association (ABSIA)
- COVID 19
- software providers
- Customers
- Chris Howard
- Innovation
- technological change
- AccountKit,
- Accountants
- bookeepers
- accountancy firms
- Paul Murray
- cloudbased recruitment software
- FastTrack
- Jason Quirk
- ReadyTech (ASX:RDY)
- Daniel Wyner
- JobKeeper
- Australia
- Peter Dinham
The July 2020 release of Nvidia's vGPU virtual GPU software adds support for more workloads, helping organisations cope with employees working from home.
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Business Software
Dell Technologies' integration business Boomi has helped Australian Red Cross automate previously manual and onerous administrative tasks, and integrate data from multiple systems to underpin…
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Business Software
A survey conducted by information management vendor OpenText suggests fewer but better digital tools might improve Australians' productivity and reduce their stress levels during the…
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Business Software
Thursday, 25 June 2020 17:38
New Slack product caters for both internal and external communications
By Sam Varghese
Business communications platform Slack has launched a product known as Slack Connect that it claims will let organisations collaborate both internally, as they have been…
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Business Software
EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT/PROMOTION: Sydney – June 9th, 2020 – Great International Developer Summit (GIDS), a long-running and internationally-recognised event series aimed at all aspects of software…
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Business Software
Wednesday, 17 June 2020 11:58
Optus Business, workM8 partner on worker safety, vehicle tracking tech
By Peter Dinham
Optus Business has partnered with software company workM8, to offer enterprise customers access to the workM8 platform.
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Business Software
Thursday, 28 May 2020 23:53
Application software companies face a ‘tough year’ in face of COVID-19 pandemic
By Peter Dinham
The COVID-19 pandemic is slowing the licensing of software products, with application software companies facing a tough 2020, according to global analyst firm GlobalData.
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Business Software
Thursday, 28 May 2020 03:23
COVID-19 pandemic hits programmers’ productivity, well being, study reveals
By Peter Dinham
Software developers are finding their productivity and wellbeing has been hit as a result of COVID-19, according to a new worldwide study led by the…
Published in
Business Software
Tagged under
- COVID 19 pandemic
- Programmers
- Software developers
- Adelaide School of Computer Science
- Dalhousie University
- Australia
- Canada
- Productivity
- well being
- Health
- Dr Sebastian Baltes
- Associate Professor Paul Ralph
- University of Adelaide
- Software professionals
- Associate Professor Burak Turhan
- Associate Professor Rashina Hoda
- Monash University Faculty of Information Technology
- Empirical Software Engineering
- arXiv
- Employers
- Peter Dinham
Zoom Video Communications, which has come under pressure during the coronavirus pandemic as various flaws in its software have been revealed, has announced that it…
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Business Software
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