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Electricity and gas retailer Origin Energy has switched to Rimini Street to deliver support for its Oracle software including e-Business Suite, Oracle Database, Fusion Middleware and Hyperion.

Dairy producer Riverina Fresh is using Rayven's real-time AI and IoT platform to support the adoption of a predictive and preventative maintenance regime for its key machinery.

Hearing services group Hearing Australia has switched to enterprise software company Rimini Street support for its mission-critical ERP system.

Australia is lagging behind the rest of the world in robotic process and robotic desktop automation, with many organisations finding robotics hard to deploy and maintain.

Australian-listed artificial intelligence solutions provider SenSen Networks has commenced trials of its recently launched Gemineye smartphone-based smart city solution in Thailand.

Nokia and Optus have inked a five-year agreement under which Nokia will manage and maintain key components of Optus' network infrastructure, operations and field maintenance.

With savings of 50% against Oracle and SAP fees for ongoing maintenance, it’s no surprise enterprises are asking "Won’t you tell me how to get, how to get to Rimini Street?"

In September, Apex Supply Chain Technologies expanded its global footprint with a new Sydney-based APAC office and ‘Customer Experience Centre’, further supporting existing regional customers.

Australian aerospace company TAE is to commercialise the CSIRO’s Guardian Mentor Remote (GMR) wearable technology system making it available to the global aerospace industry.

Maintenance software vendor MEX has introduced an iOS app to allow employees to request maintenance tasks.

Telstra’s new contract with NBN Co is to ‘provide planning and design services to support the NBN rollout’.

Enterprise storage vendor Pure Storage thinks it's found a way to simplify and reduce the cost of storage array maintenance.

Apple today admitted its Developer Centre website has been hacked and that some sensitive information could have been stolen.