Displaying items by tag: Productivity

Telstra has unveiled a major revamp of its support for Australian small businesses, including a new mobile and tablet plan with no lock-in contract and no excess data charges in Australia.

Australian accounting software provider Reckon is partnering with online automation tool Zapier, in a move aimed at bolstering small business productivity.

Billed as making "meetings and communications smoother and more productive", Sharp's Huddle Board is a series of Windows 10-powered devices that bring the ultra modern office experience to modern offices.

Application virtualisation vendor Citrix and IT service management software company ServiceNow have worked together to help organisations make the shift to people-centric computing through the Citrix IT Service Management Connector.

Vodafone has created what it says is a "one-of-a-kind" roaming solution that will allow pilots with Australia’s national and international airline carrier, Qantas, to do away with filling out paperwork or relying on Wi-Fi to complete their pre- and post-flight checks.

The latest version of Nuance Power PDF 3 "empowers digital workers to secure information, drive efficient document workflows, and increase business performance".

Those who can sometimes be down on Microsoft these days, including me at times, will be surprised to see that innovation from Microsoft continues, this time on the hardware side, with the upcoming Surface Hub 2.

Telstra and Microsoft have jointly launched cloud voice services in Australia with the delivery of Telstra Calling for Office 365.

The Workforce Mobility Revolution is happening now. Staff are no longer confined to the traditional office environment and are able to work from just about anywhere.

WAN optimisation specialist Riverbed Technology has deployed its networking solution across Queensland's largest law firm.

Cloud-based office productivity and messaging platform Slack has appointed computer science and mechatronic engineer specialist, Arturo Arrarte, as head of Growth for the Asia Pacific region.

Salesforce will use the Google Cloud Platform, including G Suite, for international infrastructure expansion "to enable customers to be more productive and work smarter".

Artificial Intelligence is becoming one of the key drivers in changing the face of the workplace by 2025, and many of today’s working practices, productivity tools and physical environments will become obsolete over the next eight years, according to new research commissioned by Fujitsu.

In our previous article in the series, we introduced three security leaders who in the last twelve months have impressed us with the way they have navigated through their own challenges to improve productivity and skills in their teams and achieve positive outcomes within their organisations.

Global IT services company Unisys has secured a contract to provide digital workspace services to Victorian road authority VicRoads in a move designed to increase employee effectiveness and collaboration across the agency’s approximately 3500-employee workforce.

Asia Pacific chief executives are expecting substantial productivity gains in their businesses by the end of 2018, but despite the forecast productivity gains there’s a gap between what they want to achieve and where technology investments are being made.

Global Internet security firm Malwarebytes has done a deal with Sydney-headquartered Orca Tech to distribute its malware prevention products in Australia.  

Australia is one of the world’s most flexible countries to work in with 90% of Aussie companies now offering flexible working benefits, according to a new study which shows that being able to work from anywhere boosts employee productivity.

The South Australian Government has started rolling out tablet technology enabling the state’s police officers to undertake up to 95% of duties from within the field.

The Melbourne Cup generates millions of transactions and billions in revenue for small businesses on the morning of the race, but according to a survey from accounting software provider Xero it can be costly in terms of loss of productivity for SMBs.