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OZ Consumers Back Brands That Deliver Immersive Content Online

Jake Nelson November 4, 2020 No Comments

Almost seven in 10 Australian consumers say they would buy more from brands that use “immersive technologies” such as 3D content, interactive tours similar to what the Syndigo content management…

Oz IT Spending To Take 2.8pc Hit – But Better Days Ahead

Computer Daily News November 3, 2020 No Comments

SYDNEY: Australian spending on information technology (IT) in 2020 is expected to show a 2.8 percent decline, coming in at an estimated A$9249 million, according to market watcher Gartner Australia.…

Get Xmas Parcels In Early, Warns Aus Post

Jake Nelson October 29, 2020 No Comments

Australia Post has announced its cutoff dates for the holiday season, warning Christmas delivery will take longer this year even with a massive hiring blitz. Parcel Post must be mailed…

Cisco’s Webex Nears 600M

Computer Daily News October 27, 2020 No Comments

SAN FRANCISCO: Cisco’s video-conferencing app Webex clocked 590 million participants last month and is on track to record more than 600 million this month. That’s nearly double the numbers recorded…

Andrews Opens Some Melbourne Doors – But Business Wants More

Computer Daily News October 27, 2020 No Comments

MELBOURNE: Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews yesterday announced major steps toward the re-opening of Melbourne’s economy -– which has effectively been in solid lockdown since July. But many Melburnians believe they…

BREAKING: Victoria Retail Reopens Wednesday, Zero COVID Cases In State

Jake Nelson October 26, 2020 No Comments

Victoria will officially reopen all retail Wednesday, four days earlier than expected, after its first day of zero new COVID-19 cases since June. At a press conference this afternoon, Premier…

Vic Retailers Dare To Hope As Andrews Flags Lockdown Lift

Jake Nelson October 19, 2020 No Comments

Victorian retailers are breathing a sigh of relief at Premier Dan Andrews’ plan to ease COVID restrictions in time for Christmas shopping. With daily coronavirus cases now in single digits,…

Consumers Keep Printers Afloat Through COVID

Jake Nelson October 7, 2020 No Comments

Despite a drop in demand from corporates, consumers working from home helped prop up the Australian market for printers during the pandemic. A total of 810,000 units of hardcopy peripherals…

Budget’s $27bn Tax Plan Will Help Small Business Move Online

Jake Nelson October 7, 2020 No Comments

New measures in the federal budget could give a boost to businesses looking to weather the pandemic by moving online, as a majority of small to medium enterprises reported losses…

Google Meet Will Stay Free Until End Of March

Jake Nelson October 1, 2020 No Comments

Google is extending free unlimited Meet calls to all its Gmail customers until the end of March next year. In April this year, Google threw open the doors to free…