Standards Australia has released a roadmap for the development of standards for blockchain and digital ledger technologies (DLT), looking to push development of standards internationally.
Promising female tech talent will be given the opportunity to effect change within Victoria’s public sector through the Code for Victoria II program.
Youcamp offerings range from simply allowing travellers in campers or caravans access to the land to park on, through to cottages or ‘glamping’ facilities.
KPMG will look to address the core needs of startups gearing up for growth, and “bring the rigour, expertise, and connections” of a global firm.
Pioneering incubator Pollenizer told its staff and investors yesterday that it will officially be pulling up stumps in June.
Corporate accelerator Slingshot is set to establish itself in Queensland, gaining the state government’s support to launch programs in Brisbane and Cairns.
MiGym allows customers to search for nearby gyms, compare and contrast prices, and then sign up and manage memberships online – including cancelling.
Telstra announced at the continuation of its partnership with Ericsson, with the two companies working to launch a Cat-M1 IoT network throughout Australia.
Accounting software company MYOB has announced its intent to acquire Paycorp, a payment processing provider, for $48 million.
The DoTalk platform allows users to message each other via text or speech, with the each user’s communications translated into the other’s language of choice instantly.
Splend, a company which hires out cars to those wanting to join the ranks of rideshare drivers, has received backing from Investec Australia.
Sydney company Mathspace has announced its landing of a deal with the Hong Kong Government through its edutech arm, HKEdCity.
Bard is particularly passionate about the small to medium businesses that make up the bulk of the 200,000 clients using Campaign Monitor.
A user can log onto PickMyRide to find a driver that will drive them home in their own car, removing the need to go back the next morning and pick it up.
LookSee will have 100 pre-screened tech professionals flown to New Zealand for a series of pre-arranged job interviews with companies in need to talent.
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