Displaying items by tag: Pandemic

COVID-19 initially slowed mobile phone sales in the Asia Pacific and disrupted supply chains and demand for certain 5G-related end verticals, according to a new analyst report which now forecasts that digital factory revenues are primed for a post-COVID recovery worth US60 billion by 2030.

More than 79% of Australian organisations - and 80% globally - have experienced a significant increase in pressure on digital services since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new study.

Published in Market

Executive job creation in Australia has slowed right down - with the IT sector dropping into negative territory - since the beginning of the pandemic, but things are “not that bad and certainly not as woeful” as it is for skilled and semi-skilled workers, according to executive search firm EL Consult.

Published in Recruitment

COVID-19 related issues affecting small businesses saw the number of enquiries to the ACCC in the first half of this year increase by 42%, compared to the previous six months, according to the competition watchdog’s small business in focus report.

Published in Health

Australians are showing a greater preference for contactless payments during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to debit card provider eftpos which is claiming 400% growth of its mobile payments business.

Published in Market

COVID-19 related threats are the single largest type of threat in the first half of this year, according to one security firm which says it blocked 8.8 million COVID-19 related threats, nearly 92% of which were spam delivered via emails.

Published in Security

VENDOR NEWS:  The pandemic has caused ground-breaking shifts in the business world infrastructure, and many companies are still struggling to adapt. Swift changes in circumstances demand equally quick actions if companies are to survive in the current situation.

Roughly half the smartphones shipped to China in the second quarter of 2020 were 5G devices, the technology research firm IDC says, adding that this proportion was well ahead of other regions or countries.

Published in Mobility

Global semiconductor, services and software firm Qualcomm Technologies has been an innovator for a long time and nobody would deny that the company has done its bit to push technology along.

Published in Open Sauce

August 2020 Paxus

GUEST OPINION:  How can we all stay active with indoor and outdoor gyms now closed, and our daily routines completely thrown out of whack as a result of the pandemic?

Published in Guest Opinion

The Indian PC market has shrunk by only a third in the second quarter of the year following a complete shutdown of the country for 45 days due to the coronavirus pandemic, reaching 2.9 million units, the technology analyst firm Canalys claims, with shipments of desktops, notebooks, tablets and workstations all taking a dive.

Published in Hardware

Technology research firm Gartner says a survey of 131 senior business executives indicates that their top concern is a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, even as many regions are still struggling with the first wave.

Published in Security
Wednesday, 15 July 2020 15:05

How hackers can abuse contact tracing apps

By ProPrivacy

VENDOR PROMOTION Contact tracing apps could do a lot of good, but not if hackers get in the way. Here’s a quick list of three ways cybercriminals can abuse these apps.

Published in Guest Opinion
Wednesday, 15 July 2020 13:56

How hackers can abuse contact tracing apps

VENDOR PROMOTION Contact tracing apps could do a lot of good, but not if hackers get in the way. Here’s a quick list of three ways cybercriminals can abuse these apps.

Published in Security

In the “pandemic age” of telehealth and new technologies, remote site lab or point-of-care (POC) testing of biofluids is a potentially "rapid and non-invasive way" to test for most diseases - including COVID-19 - say scientists at South Australia’s Flinders University.

Published in Health

GUEST OPINION by ManageEngine product consultant Ashwin Ram: As the economy reopens, IT leaders are in the hot seat, charged with ensuring their teams and technology stacks can support recovery, growth, and an array of flexible working arrangements, writes ManageEngine product consultant Ashwin Ram.

GUEST OPINION by ManageEngine product consultant Ashwin Ram: As the economy reopens, IT leaders are in the hot seat, charged with ensuring their teams and technology stacks can support recovery, growth, and an array of flexible working arrangements, writes ManageEngine product consultant Ashwin Ram.

Published in Business Software

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.

Published in Strategy

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