Displaying items by tag: data collection

GUEST RESEARCH:  Technology infrastructure is no longer a generalised or limited set of homogeneous technologies. These technologies are evolving rapidly to best serve the business applications, scenarios, and use cases that enterprises need most. Recent focus on AI infrastructure has reinvigorated thinking around differentiation rather than just viewing it as a commodity stack. At the same time, acquisitions and the increasing importance of sustainability make it clear that infrastructure matters and can be a business differentiator in key scenarios. 

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71% of market researchers agree that within 3 years, synthetic responses will make up more than half of data collection, according to the 2025 Market Research Trends Report from Qualtrics 

Market research teams using advanced AI and synthetic personas report growing budgets and influence 

GUEST OPINION by Peter White – Managing Director, APAC, Orbus Software: In an era marked by increasing environmental concerns and corporate social responsibility, enterprises are under mounting pressure to integrate sustainability into their operations.

GUEST OPINION by Peter White – Managing Director, APAC, Orbus Software: In an era marked by increasing environmental concerns and corporate social responsibility, enterprises are under mounting pressure to integrate sustainability into their operations.

As the US Congress deliberates actions against TikTok, a wider discourse on data privacy and sales comes to the forefront. The discussion extends beyond TikTok’s fate, encompassing broader concerns regarding data usage and its implications, says data and analysis company GlobalData.

New integration streamlines website access control with LogRhythm’s centralised data collection and automation

Location data platform GapMaps Live has been enhanced with the addition of GapMaps Connect, which allows a mobile device to be used to collect field data in and around a store location.

GUEST OPINION: New and emerging digital experiences highlight the importance of understanding and optimising how traffic gets to and from an end user.

Optus has selected Nokia’s IMPACT Internet of Things (IoT) platform to provide device management and data collection capabilities to their customers across multiple industry segments in Australia.

UK-based Macquarie Green Investment Group (GIG) and French global energy company Total have signed a series of agreements to co-develop an initial 2.3 GW portfolio of floating offshore wind projects in Korea.

Improvements to customer loyalty schemes and broader legislative reforms are required to protect consumers using loyalty schemes, according to a report from Australia’s competition and consumer regulator, the ACCC.

Microsoft is partnering with Kakadu National Park rangers and Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, in a pioneering program mixing “responsible” artificial intelligence and modern science with traditional knowledge to solve complex environmental management problems, and care for animal species and habitats.

Australians have the lowest level of trust in the way businesses collect, store and use the digital information of their customers, with a score of 54 out of 100, a survey of 10 countries issued by CA Technologies says.

Global ICT solutions and services provider Dimension Data has partnered with Western Sydney University to create a new data services platform comprising an ecosystem for data collection and secure computation, and expanding the capabilities of research and data analysis.

Google appears to have visions of controlling people in the future through the information that it slurps up every day, judging by a leaked 2016 video titled The Selfish Ledger.

Despite being exposed as the king of snoopers, Google is now trying to obtain certification from the Australian Signals Directorate to handle Australian Government data that has the highest security classification.

South Australian utility SA Water says it has proven the role of advanced smart technology in managing an underground water network, to proactively identify and repair potential leaks and breaks before they escalate and affect customers and commuters.

Data analytics and marketing services company, Skyfii, has secured a three-year deal with the National Museum of Australia (NMA) in Canberra to assist the museum to better understand and engage with visitors.