Wireless stories - Page 26

This network includes 140,000 EFTPOS terminals across 80,000 merchants and sees approximately 1.2 billion transactions worth $60 billion carried each.

Here are a few trends that make me hopeful that we’re now entering a time when IoT deployments will be increasingly effective - and widespread.

The Easter eggs have been unwrapped and eaten, so lets take the wraps off the week that was for the Kiwi channel...

The obvious benefit is the improved ability for visitors to share their stadium experiences with friends and family, primarily on social media.

The consolidation of the wireless networking space is continuing, with Riverbed snapping up Xirrus to strengthen its SD-WAN offering.

The Sales and Marketing Jam is an event hosted by the Kiwi Landing Pad to allow professionals based in the US to share their experience firsthand.

A digital transformation initiative with Dimension Data and Microsoft has seen mall operator Scentre transform its relationship with customers.

The time is now, take hold of your company’s networking capabilities and grasp a better understanding of the SDN solutions available to you.

Employees could be putting your organisation at risk just by the wireless networks they use, says tech industry association CompTIA.

Ingram Micro Australia is offering resellers DragonWave's microwave solutions after signing a master sales and services deal with the Canadian vendor.

Wavelink stresses the need for resilient infrastructure in increasingly prevalent smart buildings to handle their complex network demands.

Mobile devices and internet access are prevalent and organisations need to be vigilant about how they plan, deploy and validate wi-fi connections.

Huawei has launched its 5000 series base station, which utilises innovative technologies to empower mobile operators to build a 5G-oriented network.

Netscout reveals the hidden disruptions of BYOD, highlighting control and Wi-Fi bandwidth challenges in the workplace.

Aruba has a new South Pacific general manager, with Anthony Smith taking over the role as Steve Coad exits the business after five years.

CSA chief exec says there's room for improvement but he's encouraged by the fact that Singaporeans know everyone has a role to play in cybersecurity.

It’s all created prime conditions for the expansion of software-defined infrastructures and advanced networking, which we’re predicting in 2017.

Purple and FLEXdata team up to boost Queensland Airports with savvy WiFi and analytics, poised to enhance traveller experience.

Optus launches WiFi Calling, allowing customers to make calls, send SMS and MMS, and use voice and messaging services over a WiFi connection.

Within the last four years, online security and data breaches have grown increasingly threatening, compromising big name companies.