Analytics stories

Chainalysis is releasing its latest money laundering report analysing money laundering activity from the previous year. >>

Cloudian has announced the integration of its HyperStore object storage with the WEKA data platform for AI, providing exabyte-scalable private cloud storage for processing iterative analytical workloads. >>

The acquisition also brings strong regional ties into the Microsoft Azure ecosystem, with Just Analytics recently being awarded four regional Microsoft Partner of the Year awards.>>

In 2022, data is one of the most valuable assets Australian organisations possess. Long-term success and durability for businesses rest upon it.>>

Oracle has scaled up its converged charging, a move they say will combat problems associated with mass commercial 5G deployments.>>

Intelligence technology company Ulisse has launched a computer vision platform that transforms physical spaces into data-rich intelligent places.>>

An expert panel examines the human faces of the cybersecurity, the evolving role and responsibility of CISOs, and how shaping a cyber-aware security culture within organisations is integral to minimising the growing threat of cybercrime.>>

Key trends for data in the year ahead include open data lake analytics stack, open source, data engineering, more SaaS and containers.>>

"The Microsoft Advanced Specialisation validates Data-Driven's capability to deliver end-to-end specialised data and analytics services.">>

Hybrid and multi-cloud, AI and deep learning, services, data sharing and new table formats have topped the list for data predictions in 2022.>>

Business intelligence firm Sisense sees a future in analytics and code-first functionality.>>

The partnerships aim to extend coverage in the region and meet the demand for graph data platforms required for enterprise innovation and transformation.>>

The role of IT has expanded significantly over the last two years, with organisations forced to rethink and revamp the way they work.>>

Positive Technologies has released a new version of its Network Attack Discovery solution, PT NAD.>>

More Australian and New Zealand organisations are harnessing the power of AI and data to drive revenue growth and improve efficiencies.>>

Much has been said in recent times about the emerging power of video and its increasing ability to help the world see. This is not just prevalent in the security sector but across multiple industries and a wide variety of scenarios.>>

Ava Security has launched Ava Bullet, a cloud-connected security camera that uses AI, machine learning and acoustic analytics.>>

Decision-making platform provider Board International has announced a new partnership with data and analytics consultancy company Decision Inc. Australia. >>

High-quality, clean and appropriately labelled data is undeniably crucial in today's world. Companies are increasingly dependent on the ability of AI and machine learning (ML) models to provide real-time insights that drive business and customer engagement outcomes. >>

As Australia begins to emerge from lockdown manufacturers continue to suffer from shortages, hindering the recovery of their downstream customers. Whether it's transportation bottlenecks or crippling ransomware attacks and labour shortages, shocks to supply chains now reverberate on a global level.>>

Credit Clear says offering customers the ability to pay as they go has been a welcome move, particularly as the pandemic puts undue stress on financial situations and overdue payments.>>

OnRobot, the maker of plug-and-produce robotics tools for collaborative applications, has launched the WebLytics software solution to enhance productivity and minimise downtime.>>

According to the company, the new features address the challenge of managing modern storage infrastructures that are increasingly distributed across geographically dispersed data centers.>>

The partnership sees Lacework data available in the Snowflake Data Cloud, enabling organisations to analyse and report on risk and threats across their cloud and container environments.>>