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The trusted partnership will enhance illion’s technology capabilities and transform it from the private to public cloud

COMPANY NEWS: Interactive, a leading technology service provider, is building on its partnership with illion, a leading data and analytics company providing information and insights for businesses and consumers, to assist in the migration of their digital technology and security infrastructure to the public cloud.

Australia's national science agency, CSIRO is helping small to medium enterprises (SMEs) enhance their research and development (R&D) knowledge with a free 10-week online program focused on cyber security and digital technologies.

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British telco BT and Microsoft have announced a new strategic partnership designed to accelerate innovation across enterprise voice, cyber security and industry-focused services in sectors from digital manufacturing to health, "setting businesses" in the UK and around the world back to growth.

Microsoft has established a multi-year strategic partnership with BHP to deploy Microsoft Azure as the resources giant’s preferred cloud for its global applications portfolio.

The Australian Information Industry Association AIIA) says Western Australia has the capacity to move up the rankings in the country’s digital inclusion index and move ahead of third placed NSW in the next 12 months.

Global enterprise software provider Epicor says consideration must be made towards improvements to digital infrastructures, digital skillsets of the aged care workforce, and interoperability between aged care providers, healthcare providers and the Australian Government.

Digital technology consultancy 8Squad has appointed former Australia Post senior executive Jessica Thompson to a newly created role of Chief Operating Officer, in a move designed to accelerate the company’s expansion.

Alibaba Cloud, the digital technology and intelligence backbone of China’s Alibaba Group, is partnering with multinational consumer goods company Unilever, in an initiative designed to enable Unilever to action next-generation digital marketing campaigns. 

Australian listed IT solutions provider Data#3 has partnered with Deakin University in a program designed to promote the digital technology curriculum to students and teachers.

Optus Business has teamed up with James Cook University in North Queenaland to co-create enterprise solutions using Internet of Things to advance digital technology across a range of industries.

The Victorian Government is funding a trial, to be implemented by NNNCo to test Internet of Things (IoT) technology on farms in four regional areas of the State.

Ageing Australian baby boomers and seniors are embracing digital technology such as wearables, mobile apps and online health management tools, according to a newly released research report.

Chinese mobile payment platform Alipay has joined forces with the National University of Singapore to launch a new initiative aimed at supporting digital technology innovation throughout Southeast Asia.

Global blockchain asset financial service provider, the Huobi Group, has launched its exchange technology and security offerings in Australia.

Japanese pharmaceutical company Astellas Pharma has adopted Acquia cloud site factory as the unified website platform for its local and global websites.

Singtel is partnering with local education institutions Ngee Ann Polytechnic and Temasek Polytechnic to help Singapore’s small to medium business enterprises “with heritage” adopt digital technology.

Australia is improving its global competitiveness through digital technology, according to a newly released report which suggests the nation’s continued prosperity hinges on our ability to use technological prowess to find new solutions to old problems.

A significant number of New Zealanders using an internet enabled mobile device for banking think it has created better awareness of their financial situation, while over half feel more in control of their finances, and nearly one in four say they are overdrawn less, according to newly published research.