The latest number of data breaches in Australia have superseded previous quarterly figures, with most data breaches resulting from a malicious or criminal attack.
From October to December 2018, 262
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Maersk to introduce a virtual assistant named Captain Peter
Maersk is set to enhance its Remote Container Management (RCM) platform by a virtual assistant, named “Captain Peter”. The avatar will assist customers along the journey of their cargo.
Currently
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Kuehne + Nagel to acquire the Quick Group
The Quick Group has entered into an agreement to be acquired by Kuehne + Nagel, a global logistics company
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SEKO Logistics partners with ShipStation
SEKO Logistics is partnering with ShipStation to increase its eCommerce merchants’ ability to grow in new cross-border markets.
ShipStation helps eCommerce retailers import, organise, process and
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ShipStation helps eCommerce retailers import, organise, process and
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Logistics and data: It's a match!
At a recent logistics roundtable discussion, Louise Robertson from Australian last-mile solutions provider Localz declared that tech in the logistics industry’s should be more like Tinder. Logistics
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Introducing AI: keep workers on side
AI could provide a boost to workforce productivity, but organisations need to build trust and upskill staff.
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From MHD magazine: Systems of record
Systems of record are just one piece of the enterprise resource planning puzzle.
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Analytics skills in demand in logistics
A recent survey of requests for consultant skills in Australia found that the three top in-demand skills for the logistics and supply chain industry in 2017 are supply chain management, business analytics
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Adelaide on track to be Australia’s smartest city
Thanks to the city’s adoption of Big Data and Internet of Things analytics, Adelaide could soon be Australia’s smartest city, according to a global authority on the use of technology in government.
Harnessing big data for transport, infrastructure planning
Australian vehicle traffic data being collected via satellite could soon be used by the Australian, state and territory governments to plan for future investments in essential transport infrastructure.