About Kaleah
Kaleah Salmon
Journalist
Kaleah Salmon is journalist in the TechDay editorial team. Originally from Australia Kaleah now lives in Asia. She has a keen interest in health, fitness, travel and spot. Having previously worked journalist for Australian publication Ministry of Sport.
Stories by Kaleah - Page 9
New tool helps Australian transport meet emissions targets
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cartech
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evs
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data warehousing
netBI's Emissions Reporting Tool aids Australian public transport in meeting 2050 Net Zero targets by simplifying and automating extensive emissions reporting.
Data access issues cripple Australian supply chains, Appian finds
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hcm
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low-code
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Australian supply chains struggle with data access; 66% of workers face incomplete information, hindering efficiency and risking operational errors, reveals Appian study.
Kingston unveils new red XS1000 SSD compatible with iPhone 15
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smartphones
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personal computing devices
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linux
Kingston Technology expands its SSD lineup with the XS1000 red, designed for iPhone 15 compatibility and portable storage, joining the all-black and silver variants.
Fortinet unveils new SASE features with sovereign SASE & GenAI
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firewalls
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casb
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breach prevention
Fortinet enhances its unified SASE solution with sovereign SASE and GenAI features, boosting integration of Secure SD-WAN and cloud security for unrivalled flexibility and security.
Financial services lead in global AI readiness, says GenAI report
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risk & compliance
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data privacy
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ai
Financial services lead in AI readiness, with 70% actively using AI, while the retail sector lags at 30%, according to GenAI's latest report.
NVIDIA partners with Getty Images to revolutionise AI content creation
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nvidia
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istock
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getty images
NVIDIA backs Getty Images and iStock with AI tools to revolutionise media creation. New features generate high-quality images swiftly, aiding designers and developers.
Report: new payment methods causing anxiety for Aussie SMEs
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financial systems
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payment technologies
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personal computing devices
A Xero report reveals Australian small businesses and consumers are anxious about digital currencies and implantable payment chips, despite growing use.
Onside unveils new biosecurity tech to protect NZ's primary sector
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apm
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software development
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nz
New Zealand’s agri-tech firm Onside has rolled out a biosecurity app mapping 16,000 rural properties, enhancing monitoring and compliance across primary industries.
One New Zealand & SpaceX to boost mobile coverage with satellites
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uc
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spacetech
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telco
One New Zealand, in partnership with SpaceX, has bolstered its telecommunications network with the launch of over 100 Starlink satellites, set to enhance nationwide mobile coverage.
NBN enhances energy efficiency with Ericsson's tech in Australia
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uc
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ericsson
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nbn
NBN, in partnership with Ericsson, has improved energy efficiency across 2,400 Fixed Wireless towers, cutting power use by 1.3 GWh annually, enough to power 200 homes.
Supermarkets lead in online personalisation, beating all sectors
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loyalty programmes
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optimizely
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consumer expectations
Optimizely research reveals UK supermarkets excel in online personalisation, with 21% of shoppers ranking them top, while train operators lag behind.
One New Zealand to launch EonFibre for wholesale customers
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uc
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telco
One New Zealand plans to launch EonFibre, a dedicated fibre business tailored for wholesale customers, enhancing connectivity across New Zealand.
GoWit secures USD $1.3 million for expansion into Europe & MENA
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nespresso
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integration
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advertising
GoWit raises USD $1.3 million to expand its retail media platform into Europe and MENA, bolstering product development and aiming for seamless integration.
Business travel challenges for APAC in 2024 revealed by SAP Concur
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sap
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japan
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nz
SAP Concur's survey reveals major 2024 challenges for APAC business travel, citing disruptions, sustainability concerns, and the integration of AI solutions.
Post-Quantum Cryptography set to revolutionise digital security
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quantum computing
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cybersecurity
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thales
Post-Quantum Cryptography is redefining digital security, with new NIST standards challenging organisations to adopt quantum-resistant solutions.
Goodman Group's profit rises to AUD $2 billion despite losses
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power / energy
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ai
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cleantech
Goodman Group posts a record operating profit of AUD $2,049 million for FY24, a 15% rise. Despite this, a statutory loss of AUD $98.9 million was recorded.
Cint launches Study Creator tool to streamline brand lift studies
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martech
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branding
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research
Cint unveils Study Creator, a new tool within Lucid Impact Measurement, to hasten the setup of brand lift studies and offer marketers quicker, more relevant insights.
Capital.com launches public bug bounty programme with Intigriti
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cybersecurity
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security vulnerabilities
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bug bounty
Capital.com launches a public bug bounty programme on Intigriti to enhance cybersecurity. The programme invites global researchers and ethical hackers to earn rewards for identifying vulnerabilities.
SailPoint leads KuppingerCole identity governance report
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ai
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ml
SailPoint has been named an Overall Leader in the latest KuppingerCole IGA report, lauded for its Security, Functionality, and Innovation.
Bhutan Telecom upgrades network with Ciena coherent routers
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network infrastructure
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cx
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martech
Bhutan Telecom enhances internet services by deploying Ciena's coherent routers, aiming to meet rising traffic demands and improve customer experience in a digital age.