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GUEST OPINION:  In high-performance sports, a millisecond can be the difference between a podium finish and the back of the pack. Incremental enhancements can reap big rewards, so teams are obsessed with uncovering data insights that may ultimately change the game.

GUEST OPINION by Dan Lawyer, Chief Product Officer at Lucid Software: The post-pandemic tech stack bloat has resulted in fragmented workflows and hindered productivity across businesses of all sizes. In fact, more than 42% of workers report they find it frustrating to have so many tools at their disposal.

Mobile virtual network operator and Internet provider Mate wants to be your best mate with a high value mobile plan, using the Telstra network, with great inclusions and low prices that will surely be very tempting to a lot of smartphone users.

Enterprise backup and disaster recovery software vendor Xopero Software has partnered with hot cloud storage provider Wasabi to deliver “disruptively low cost, fast, and reliable cloud storage” with no fees for egress or API requests.

The APAC region Singapore-based cloud native banking technology firm Thought Machine claims there is an “innovation gap” in the Asian banking market and banks which are running on outdated core banking technology and have not upgraded to the latest core banking systems need to do so to remain competitive.

Rapid advances in technology are changing the way companies in Australia and worldwide do business and to remain competitive globally leaders should continue to employ a flexible staffing strategy that combines permanent and contract employees, according to recruitment firm Robert Half.

Kogan's first Smart HDR 4K LED Android TV range with Dolby Vision HDR and Dolby Audio has arrived at special pre-sale pricing of $449.99 for 50-inches, $499.99 for a 55-inch model and $799.99 for a 65-inch model, but the sale ends on at 11.59pm AEDT on October 23.

Is the answer to life, the universal and everything a circular equation? In the circle of life, the cycle of your phone bill has fluctuated over the past couple of decades, but in 2019, a new telco wants to square the circle of being "more likeable than hateable".