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Cubic Transportation Systems has appointed former Transport for New South Wales executive John Karaboulis as vice-president of services.

Global expenditure on security-related hardware, software and services will reach US$103 billion (A$144.5 billion) this year, a rise of 9.4% since 2017, the analyst firm IDC says, adding that growth at a similar pace is expected over the next several years.

Mobile World Congress Americas 2018, is on from 12 to 14 September, and "will focus on key themes in the wireless industry, including 5G network build-outs and go-to-market strategies as well as innovations that are advancing the Internet of Things".

TV advertising technologies which give advertisers the ability to show different ads to different households while they are watching the same program, already reaches over nine million Australians, according to newly published research.

The development of Australia’s first globally connected technology and science precinct at UNSW Sydney has achieved another milestone, with the signing of an agreement between UNSW and Jiangsu Industrial Technology Research Institute.

Power management company Eaton is further expanding its services business in Australia and New Zealand with the appointment of Filip Banovac as general manager services for the ANZ region.

Instagram, in collaboration with Australian-founded ecommerce platform BigCommerce, is making shopping available on its social network to Aussie businesses and consumers.

Telstra has acquired Sydney-based professional and managed services provider VMtech in a deal which the telco says is aligned with its strategy to accelerate the growth of its network applications and services business in Australia and internationally.  

Having started his IT company at 12, Alexander Slade is now 21 years young, studying at Uni while running a very successful SMB IT specialist as chief executive, with big aspirations for the future.

IT solutions and managed services provider Thomas Duryea Logicalis (TDL) has undergone a restructure of its business over a year after Logicalis acquired Thomas Duryea.

The new company to be formed by the proposed merger of CSC and the enterprise services business of Hewlett Packard Enterprise will be called DXC Technology.

Last month, CA held its annual CA World conference in Las Vegas. Here are some great video interviews, a show floor tour and more from the event!

Peak union body, the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU), wants political parties to get behind its push for a Buy Australian Act to be legislated, requiring all major government projects and services to use locally manufactured goods.

Brisbane-based ICT solutions provider Data#3 has taken another step towards its goal of increasing its services-related business, delivering another year of solid revenue growth and even stronger profit growth for the full year to the end of June.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has announced new and updated members of its Helion cloud product line.

CORONA Cloud’s public beta provides business clients "a centralised, zero-touch corporate web-based platform to manage Over-the-Top telco services delivered to multiple users and groups".

Many organisations are lacking the appropriate technologies and skills needed to optimise and reap the benefits of the Internet of Things, according to a new report from global analyst Gartner.

The burgeoning Internet of Things market is predicted to support total services spending of US$235 billion in 2016, as the number of connected ‘things’ reaches 6.4 billion worldwide, an increase of 30% on this year.

Listed ICT solutions company UXC (ASX:UXC) has boosted its top line with record revenues for the full year 2015 as it changes its business mix away from lower margin products and licences and places greater focus on services.

Investment in the business and a review of its strategic direction has paid off for ICT services and solutions consultancy FinXL with its win of the ABA100 Australian Business Awards Enterprise category for service excellence.