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Sydney Water selects Wipro led consortium for ERP, CRM overhaul
Sydney Water has selected a consortium led by Wipro to design, build and run new ERP, billing and CRM systems in what has been dubbed a 'once in a generation investment'.
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Fibre networks to drive successful 5G rollouts, Nokia says
With the hype around the upcoming 5G cellular technology growing every day, Nokia says it's often forgotten that optical transport networks able to deliver sufficient bandwidth, flexibly and with minimal latency will be essential to 5G’s success.
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WD aims to tame growing data needs with latest enterprise SAS SSD
WD's highest performance data center-class SAS SSD so far has up to 7.6TB of capacity, read/write speeds of more than 2GBps and can sustain up to 10 full drive writes a day.
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Google’s Polymer zeroes in on ES6 compatibility, interoperability
Polymer 2.0 promises much improved ECMAScript 6 standards support and interoperability with other libraries and frameworks
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Scott Mozarsky Of Bloomberg BNA, On Technology, Big Data And Analytics Disrupting The Legal Sector - Forbes
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Scott Mozarsky Of Bloomberg BNA, On Technology, Big Data And Analytics Disrupting The Legal Sector
Forbes
In November 2016, Scott Mozarsky was appointed the president of Bloomberg BNA's Legal Division. Replacing David Perla at the helm, Mozarsky has experience on both sides of the table – in-house and outside counsel – and brings with him unique and ...
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There's a technology that could stop Facebook Live being used to ... - The Conversation UK
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There's a technology that could stop Facebook Live being used to ...
The Conversation UK
Text and video 'mining' could be used to automatically detect violent language and behaviour.and more »
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There's a technology that could stop Facebook Live being used to stream murders – but it has a cost - The Conversation UK
The Conversation UK
There's a technology that could stop Facebook Live being used to stream murders – but it has a cost
The Conversation UK
Honglei Li does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond the academic appointment above.and more »
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Drone regulations stifle business and innovation with new technology - The Australian
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Drone regulations stifle business and innovation with new technology
The Australian
The Senate committee examining Australian drone regulations has had just one public hearing and is months away from its December reporting date. Nevertheless, last week they wrote to the Minister for Infrastructure and Transport, Darren Chester ...
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How Digital Technology Is Changing Farming in Africa - Harvard Business Review
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How Digital Technology Is Changing Farming in Africa
Harvard Business Review
According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations, the world population will reach 9.1 billion by 2050, and to feed that number of people, global food production will need to grow by 70%. For Africa, which is projected to be home ...and more »
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Google endorses Kotlin for Android development
Android Studio 3.0 IDE will include this first addition to Android’s official languages
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Facebook fined €110 million for misleading European Commission over merger
Facebook must pay a €110 million (US$123 million) for misleading the European Commission during an investigation of its takeover of WhatsApp.
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Queensland researchers work on 'smart window' technology that cuts power bills - ABC Online
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Queensland researchers work on 'smart window' technology that cuts power bills
ABC Online
Gold coast researchers are using nanotechnology to develop "smart windows" that could see the mass production of low-cost, energy-saving glass and lead to a huge reduction in power bills. Glass is a popular building material because it lets in light ...and more »
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Queensland researchers work on 'smart window' technology that ... - ABC Online
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ABC Online
Queensland researchers work on 'smart window' technology that ...
ABC Online
Gold coast researchers are using nanotechnology to develop smart windows that could see the mass production of low-cost, energy-saving glass and lead to a ...and more »
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SAP seeks to speed analytics with AI technology - ARNnet
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ARNnet
SAP seeks to speed analytics with AI technology
ARNnet
SAP wants to speed up how analytics adapt to change. It's doing that by embedding SAP Predictive Analytics' machine learning capabilities in S/4Hana. "When you take something rules-based, you are not able to adapt predictions to new data," said Mike ...and more »
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BYOD grows within NSW government
The New South Wales public sector is becoming increasingly mobile, with the state’s latest ICT Metrics Report revealing that an increasing proportion of the state’s public servants rely on tablets or laptops.
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Govt eyes private sector access to national facial recognition service
Within the Attorney-General’s Department there’s a view that private sector access to the government’s national facial recognition system would represent a “natural progression” of its development.
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The Challenges Of Using Technology When You're Blind - Gizmodo Australia
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Gizmodo Australia
The Challenges Of Using Technology When You're Blind
Gizmodo Australia
As a blind kid, I never imagined technology would one day threaten to block my participation in the world. When I first heard the words "that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" on the radio, I knew that if technology could send man ...
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Garry Stewart's Long Dance with Technology - The Adelaide Review
The Adelaide Review
Garry Stewart's Long Dance with Technology
The Adelaide Review
Artistic director of Australian Dance Theatre (ADT) since 1999, Garry Stewart has long been a leader in using technology in dance. Stewart studied video at the University of New South Wales and in New York on an Australia Council fellowship, where he ...
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Optus 'resilient' after net profit plummets 12 per cent
‘Resilience’ was a word peppered across Optus’ fourth quarter results release, with figures showing a 12 per cent fall in net profit for the 12 months ending in March compared with the previous year.
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Here's how Google is preparing Android for the AI-laden future
The future of Android will be a lot smarter, thanks to new programming tools that Google unveiled on Wednesday. The company announced TensorFlow Lite, a version of its machine learning framework that’s designed to run on smartphones and other mobile devices, during the keynote address at its I/O developer conference.
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Findings of Shift: The Commission on Work, Workers, and Technology - NewCo Shift
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Findings of Shift: The Commission on Work, Workers, and Technology
NewCo Shift
What do a hundred American leaders find when they compare different possibilities for the effect of technology on work's future? The future of work is already here in the present. After a year of imagining the future of work 10–20 years from now, led ...
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