Displaying items by tag: transport

Ericsson released a new Connected Truck Transport report in partnership with ZF, Orange Belgium, and Arthur D. Little. The report analyses the power of IoT connectivity to mitigate the complexities brought on by disruptions in the logistics supply chain, including soaring fuel prices, driver shortages, and governmental regulations.

Professor Flora Salim has been appointed to the Cisco Chair in Digital Transport in the School of Computer Science at UNSW.

Eco-friendly, universal, scalable wireless docking stations for all popular e-scooters with management functions and extra safety capabilities has arrived and is coming to a city near you.

Swinburne University of Technology has partnered with traffic data and mobility insights company Intelematics to develop a new model that can predict traffic patterns up to 60 minutes in advance.

GUEST OPINION: The recent Zero Emissions Day (21 September) marked the day for us to reflect on what we can better do to reduce harmful carbon emissions and find more sustainable solutions in our ways of life.

Transport for NSW is undertaking a major recruitment drive with the hiring of hundreds of local IT professionals of all disciplines and levels across the state.

More greenhouse gases were produced in 2018 than any previous year, despite more than 20 countries reducing their carbon emissions since 2000, research from UNSW Sydney and their collaborators has shown.

Zebra Technologies recently released its new study entitled "Closing the Trust Gap: Technology and the Food Supply Chain", and we spoke to Zebra's Country Lead for A/NZ, Tom Christodolou, about technology's importance to the supply chain and how consumer trust can be restored and maintained in the food supply we all take for granted.

Sydney transport services operator Transdev is deploying a cloud solution from business cloud software provider Infor to underpin its company-wide transition to cloud-based asset management. 

The French transport and logistics firm CMA CGM Group has been hit by a cyber attack which it says is affecting its peripheral servers.

Two more lots of documents stolen by cyber criminals from the systems of Australian transport and logistics provider Toll Group have been released on the dark web, making a total of five lots released so far.

Cubic Transportation Systems business division GRIDSMART is partnering with the University of Melbourne to tackle what it says are new transport challenges arising from COVID-19.

Cyber criminals who attacked Australian logistics and transport provider Toll Group in May have now released a third batch of documents which they exfiltrated from the company's website during the attack.

The ransomware attackers who penetrated the website of the Australian logistics and transport provider Toll Group have released a second lot of documents which were exfiltrated during the attack on the company's website.

Australian logistics and transport firm Toll Group says that a ransomware group that attacked the company recently has accessed files on a corporate server that included employees' information such as names, residential addresses, age or date of birth and payroll information.

Attackers have accessed at least one corporate server at Australian transport and logistics firm Toll Holdings, where data about past and present employees is stored, the company says, adding that details of commercial deals was also stored on this server.

Transport and logistics provider Toll Group has suffered a Windows ransomware attack, the second this year, with the malware in question being Nefilim.

The total number of MaaS (Mobility-as-a-Service) platform users globally is forecast to grow b y over fivefold by 2021 compared with 2019, resulting in worldwide market reach to over 1.3 million users in 2021, according to new research.

Monash University researchers will play a key role in a new Australian Research Council (ARC) centre examining the use of automated decision-making technologies across the healthcare, social services, transport and media industries.

Data science is a complex, dynamic field of work with many industries to specialise in, from statistics to machine learning. In today’s article, we will be exploring one of these popular specialisations in data science: machine learning.