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IT infrastructure monitoring company LogicMonitor has hired Taggart Matthiesen as the company’s new Chief Product Officer (CPO).

Australian short-distance electric-powered delivery vehicle provider Zoomo has appointed Jules Flynn to the role of COO, Michelle Crocker to the role of vice president of people and culture, and Alan Wells to the role of vice president of product.

The latest enhancements to Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse are mainly about empowering non-IT users.

Electric and driverless cars could boost Australia’s economy by $92 billion by 2050, a rise of two to three percent over projected GDP without new mobility, according to a new study.

A few weeks ago I left the house and while driving realised I had forgotten my smartphone. It was not a good feeling – I felt disadvantaged and disconnected. Yet, as a younger man, I happily travelled around the world with just my wristwatch and a backpack. What has happened to us since those days?

The trend of "co-living" is the latest buzz phrase to emerge from Silicon Valley. This, despite the fact that people were living as roommates a long, long time ago too, and co-living is just another fancy term for it.

Uber drivers have found ways to trick the algorithms that are used to regulate them to cause "surge pricing" by organising mass switch-offs and giving the system the impression that less cars are in operation that actually are operating.

At the NSW state government’s Future Transport Summit 2016, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak talked his secret to happiness and displeasure with Uber

The Moovit local transport app is now officially serving selected Australian cities following a beta period that attracted more than 200,000 users.

Uber's ride-sharing functionality has been deemed illegal in the state of New South Wales, after the government declared it contravened the Passenger Transport Act.