Interoperability stories
The programme aims to help Thai banks, firms and developers understand privacy-enabled blockchain systems for issuing and settling securities and funds.
The tools are aimed at cutting repetitive work and easing workflow fragmentation for architects, engineers and contractors as digital adoption accelerates.
Businesses need more interoperable loyalty systems as customer data, marketing and offers increasingly span multiple teams and vendors.
More than 1,900 organisations are now deploying or testing the system as DTCC certificate rules force financial firms to move fast before year-end deadlines.
The forum will gather industrial leaders in Rio as pressure mounts to turn AI pilots into measurable gains across energy, mining and manufacturing.
He will now oversee sales, services and support across Australia, New Zealand and Asia-Pacific as providers seek better access to patient data.
The appointments preserve senior operator representation at the mobile industry's top table as security, AI and network investment climb the agenda.
The new chapter aims to make AI-driven media buying easier for Australian advertisers by reducing fragmented integrations and adding common rules.
The service aims to help enterprises spot and repair vulnerabilities faster across cloud and on-premises systems, while keeping human approval in place.
Customers will be able to buy Snowflake through Oracle's cloud, simplifying billing and data access for AI and analytics workloads.
Microsoft 365 customers can now review Proofpoint email threat alerts inside Defender, cutting the need to switch between security tools.
The update could cut engineering overhead for firms mixing web, backend and Android systems, as agents can now interoperate across five languages.
The move could let the watchdog impose legally enforceable remedies on software licensing and bundling practices that rivals say raise costs for customers.
More than 4.2 million homes with rooftop solar could gain safer grid connections as the new framework lets devices and operators verify identities.
Indoor coverage and user experience are set to depend more on Wi-Fi as the alliance pushes for it to be built into 6G standards from the outset.
Police and fire crews are now using the new system, backed by NZD $1.7 billion over 10 years, with ambulance services to follow.
Emergency dispatchers across New Zealand now have a common console platform as the final stage of the public safety radio rollout nears completion.
Businesses adopting AI agents could cut rework by up to 40%, as WORK-SELF expands Maya Enterprise across more than 12,000 applications.
Fragmented cloud setups are undermining compliance and collaboration, pushing firms to protect data use rather than simply its location.
New Zealand could miss out on fast-growing supply chains unless the planned platform turns research strengths into commercial deals and jobs.