ASX construction firm looks to cloud and IoT
ASX-listed construction and mining services company Watpac is trying to future-proof the business through a tech upgrade.
Silicon Valley – just like Wall Street
The line between "tech company" and "regular company" continues to blur – even Walmart has an innovation lab in the Bay Area.
Adelaide Airport hits auto pilot in the cloud
Adelaide Airport is set to become just the second in the world to fully automate its tech systems on a cloud computing platform aimed at making travel smoother.
PEXA wants single land titles office
The sale of stand land registries raises the prospect of them being combined into one national titles office.
How Dropbox and Drobo have let us down
Despite being longtime advocates of cloud pioneer Dropbox and storage supplier Drobo, we have discovered problems that amazingly they can't fix.
MYOB buys Paycorp for $48m, revenue up 13pc
MYOB has acquired payments processing solutions business Paycorp for $48 million and posted a 13 per cent revenue jump.
'A mediocre result is a $1 billion company'
Success has come to a proptech play that could apply in other countries.
Why a full diary is a bad thing
Getting teams together is important, but it can stifle innovation. Here's how to do it better.
Poly expands into apartments, RBA says risks depend on concentration
Developer Poly Australia is going against the tide and increasing its apartment development.
Aussie software company Rubik under $68m bid
Swiss-based technology giant Temenos will buy ASX- listed financial software company Rubik for $68 million.
