Displaying items by tag: Artificial Intelligence (AI

AI-driven cloud platform provider Sisense has appointed Paul Scholey as vice president of international sales and Kristina Agassi as general counsel.

Australian property technology startup Propic has signed an exclusive partnership agreement with global real estate software provider MRI Software to introduce new conversational artificial intelligence (AI) technology to MRI property clients across Australia.

Australian-listed blockchain and AI focused mobile games developer Animoca Brands has secured an exclusive global licensing agreement with Dorna Sports - owners and managers of the MotoGP - to develop a 'manager' style blockchain game which will use digital collectibles to drive fan engagement and uptake.

Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei says Australia risks facing serious issues with the deployment of 5G and future 6G technology unless new policies are introduced to address cyber security concerns.

Analytics firm SAS achieved 105% growth in Artificial Intelligence (AI) revenues in 2018 – four times faster than the overall AI software market – to rank second globally, according to one analyst firm.

Retail giant Coles has signed a deal with Microsoft in a move to accelerate its digital transformation and improve productivity across the business.

The Australian Government has ranked second among eight Asia Pacific economies on preparedness for Artificial Intelligence, trailing just behind Singapore, with a new report suggesting that Australia needs to take action on AI to gain competitive benefits in the Asia Pacific region.

Australian firms’ “need for speed” will drive tech spending in 2019, according to one global analyst firm which projects Australia’s tech market growth to accelerate from 1% in 2018 to 2% in 2019 and 3% in 2020.

Analytics provider SAS and graphics processing hardware vendor NVIDIA are partnering on an initiative designed to help businesses bring artificial intelligence into their organisations.

Three big companies — KPMG Australia, Macquarie Group and Microsoft — have said they will support to an experimental project for creating new ways of thinking about artificial intelligence by the Australian National University’s Autonomy, Agency and Assurance Institute (3Ai).

The advent of digital transformation over the coming months will bring industry-wide disruption to markets around the world, according to a newly released tech trends report.

Freshworks, the leading provider of cloud-based business software, is hosting its first AI-focused customer experience event in Sydney on 10th August.

Global contact centre solutions vendor Avaya has entered into a strategic partnership with Afiniti, a provider of AI-based behavioural pairing solutions.

Experts converge to discuss what the future of business technology will look like in Australia.  A highlight of CeBIT Australia 2018, the FutureTech Stage will feature a host of the world's most renowned industry experts on matters relating to the Internet of Things (IoT), FinTech, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning.

Australian artificial intelligence start-up Daisee has filled its coffers with $8.8 million from a Series A funding round, with the funds to be used to fuel future growth.

Australian stands to add $45 billion to the country’s GDP by 2021 from digital transformation, according to a new study which also estimates it could increase the nation’s growth rate by 0.5% annually.

Auckland’s International Airport is claiming world-first mover rights with the deployment of a digital biosecurity officer.

Chinese global telecommunications giant Huawei is claiming it is the first mobile device manufacturer in the world to use an AI-powered smartphone to drive a car.

New Zealand computer vision and artificial intelligence solutions provider IMAGR is claiming a world first trial of new artificial intelligence technology that “brings the checkout to the trolley” at an Auckland Foodstuffs store.

Increased integration of marketing with other business functions and growth of digital marketing is contributing to an increase in demand for marketing skills, according to a newly published report.