OEM stories - Page 20

The global economy faces challenges such as inflation, supply chain disruptions, and talent shortages. Organisations must adapt to new demands.

Here in Australia and around the world, the pandemic was a huge wake-up call for businesses and organisations of all stripes and sizes.

To help organisations increase the efficiency of global supply chains, Oracle is introducing new logistics capabilities within Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM.

The 13 Dell PowerEdge servers accelerate performance and reliability for computing across data centres, large-scale public clouds and edge locations.

i-PRO predicts AI-based analytics, open AI platforms, privacy protection, cybersecurity, and supply chain issues for the physical security industry in 2023.

Asendia appoints Senthil Kumar as CEO of Asendia Singapore/South Asia and Stuart Foster as Managing Director of Asian Desk, APAC.

IDC expects to see continuous strong demand for shared cloud infrastructure with spending expected to surpass non-cloud infrastructure spending in 2023.

Supply chain attacks will continue to be one of the biggest threats to enterprises using open-source software, according to new key trends from LogRhythm.

Cisco AppDynamics says the pressure is on for brands to offer consumers amazing online bargains and incredible digital and application experiences.

The supply chain and transport & logistics (T&L) sectors are under greater pressure to meet customer demands than ever before.

Technology is critical in business, government, social development, and so much more—and open source is all too often at the forefront of what’s next.

Fleet technology is helping businesses navigate challenges and improve performance, according to Verizon Business research.

Retailers prepared to retrain sellers for a new reality of rising inflation, supply chain bottlenecks and regulatory uncertainty.

In such a competitive and pressured operating environment, T&L organisations need to automate processes to ensure they are meeting current customer demands.

Endor Labs exposes the dangers of unchecked open source software reuse in application development, with 95% of vulnerabilities found in indirect dependencies.

Nutanix predicts that organisations will adapt infrastructure models due to global energy supply issues by 2023.

Software supply chain attacks are becoming the biggest concern in cyber security, with organisations globally at risk.

Supply chain disruptions during the pandemic have led to increased adoption of automation in Asia-Pacific warehouses.

Xi Jinping's power grab and threat to Taiwan could plunge global supply chains into chaos, warns Australian journalist.

Global supply chains are facing multiple issues, including chip shortages, energy crises, transport disruptions, and labor shortages.