Data collection stories
Forrester's analysts share insights ahead of International Privacy Day on how privacy is now a priority for nearly every company worldwide.
OnRobot has launched WebLytics, a software solution that enhances productivity and reduces downtime for collaborative robotics applications.
Business leaders are significantly more satisfied with how they have adjusted to new working norms than employees, new research has revealed.
In this interview, we chat with CrowdStrike's Director of the Strategic Advisory Group for APJ, Scott Jarkoff.
ARQ Group launches new AWS tools to improve accuracy of digitised handwriting, helping customers extract data easily.
FileInvite is a document and data collection engine that looks to improve customer experience and employee productivity.
A Fujitsu survey reveals 72% of business leaders worry about data exploitation, underscoring trust as a key challenge in digital transformation.
Microsoft brings new efficiency to Parks Victoria with ParkConnect, a centralised management system for employees and stakeholders.
The PanaCast is made for huddle rooms and spaces, delivering wall-to-wall video and audio, and data that is critical for modern video collaboration.
With privacy an increasing concern amongst the public, users should be more aware than ever of what personal data companies hold.
Marketing leaders are falling short on personalisation efforts, with many customers opting out or severing ties over 'creepy' practices, warns Gartner.
Germany's Bundeskartellamt has ruled Facebook abused its power through unrestricted data collection, demanding user consent to merge data from various sources.
New Zealanders want to know in clear terms what information about them is being collected, how it will be used.
At the end of 2015, estimates showed that 3.2 billion people were online. This means that globally, 4.1 billion people were still not internet users.
The majority of New Zealanders are concerned about data privacy, with 53% stating companies are requesting too much personal information.
Bridge checks could become cheaper and more consistent as Waterloo researchers use autonomous robots, cameras and lidar to spot defects.
Greater transparency on future works could help New Zealand firms plan labour and capital as the pipeline tops USD $20 billion.
As data breaches become more common, building customer trust is pivotal. Firms must prioritise transparency, ethical standards, and robust data protection.
Infrastructure managers will hear how data frameworks could make network operations easier to interpret across transport, water, energy and telecoms.
SLI Systems, the online retail search engine developer, widened its first-half loss by 75 percent as it chases growth in the US eCommerce market.