Digital services stories - Page 21

New Zealand-based Ballance Agri-Nutrients has completed the first stage of its multi-year cloud implementation strategy, run and developed by SAP.

Dynatrace survey reveals current solutions unable to handle data from cloud-native architectures, say 78% of Australian respondents and 71% globally.

The Singapore-headquartered digital technology group has doubled down on its expansion into the Southeast Asian region.

The partnership extends a successful working relationship between the two organisations in New Zealand, where Ricoh has been a Medius cloud partner since 2016.

Australia's public cloud market is dominated by global hyperscalers such as AWS and Azure, with significant growth expected in cloud computing expenditure.

This comes after a successful rollout of commercial 5G services in the urban areas of Auckland and Christchurch beginning in March 2021.

DXC’s end-to-end solution will transform Ventia’s operating model and support its growth strategy, the company has announced. .

What’s holding healthcare providers back from improving healthcare resilience? Cloudera VP industry solutions Cindy Maike explains.

Schneider Electric is teaming up with Claroty to assist in maintaining cybersecurity for physical assets - a critical issue.

Companies faced with the challenge of digital transformation are encountering issues such as talent shortages and technical debt.

Almost half of NZ businesses find cloud privacy and data protection more challenging than on-premises, according to the Thales Cloud Security Report.

Recognising that partnerships are critical for growth, Snyk is building an entire partner ecosystem that will drive its expansion across APJ.

DEFEND, a New Zealand cyber security company, is focused on improving cyber resilience and reducing risk for its global customers.

Avast One has extended its cross-platform support by adding its Online Safety Score feature to both the Mac and iOS platforms of Avast One.

Jade Software has released its latest financial report, revealing that the company has kept its loss low from $567,000 in FY 2020 to just $153,000 in FY 2021.

Scott Crenshaw has been appointed to the position of digital services executive vice president and general manager.

In the past 12 months, over a third of Australian businesses (36%) experienced a cloud-based data breach or failed audit.

Kaspersky's study uncovers that more than half believe a ransomware attack against their business is too small to worry about.

Macquarie Telecom says it has rolled out NBN and SD-WAN services to more than 270 mycar Tyre & Auto stores across Australia.

The new partnership is designed to support increasing demand for high quality digital services across the region.