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As more employees shift to working partly in person and partly remote, technology mishaps are bound to happen. At home, kids spill drinks on laptops, pets step on keyboards and food crumbs damage circuitry. Then there’s the accidental damage that goes along with lugging your devices to and from the office, not to mention the increase in forgotten charging cords, power supplies and other vital equipment. Word to the wise, don’t set your laptop and coffee on top of your…

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Businesses up and down the supply chain are undergoing a digital transformation. Everything from work orders to pick and pack checklists are being converted to digital formats as distribution centres, pet food manufacturers, and fast-food operators go paperless. As part of this digital revolution, technology for manufacturing, including iPads and industrial tablets, are deployed in manufacturing facilities to speed up transactions, complete jobs more quickly, and create more efficient workflows. Once used by consumers to read e-books, more and more employees on shop floors are getting work assignments and making sense of information with smart…

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Inefficiencies in IT Maintenance Cripple Budgets and Productivity Your company is in the middle of a digital transformation. New processes, new mobile technology, more productive employees, and larger revenue streams all sound great, right? Yes! Until your tech teams are tasked with managing fleets of laptops, tablets and cell phones, many times without increased monetary resources or additional human capital. Like many of your peers, you’re searching for ways to keep working devices in the hands of staff while balancing time, resources and budget. Typical solutions, like implementing…

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Three billion. That’s about how many miles the Hayabusa 2 spacecraft travelled before dropping a capsule of asteroid dust from the miniplanet Ryugo to earth. The scooped up samples from the surface of a space rock landed about 500 kilometres northwest of Adelaide. Three billion is also the size of another extraordinary achievement—the biggest spend on education in school building the state of Victoria has ever seen. Premier Daniel Andrews recently announced this allocation for new schools and infrastructure as…

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When choosing an innovative technology partner, it’s essential to evaluate the three big C’s: cost, capability and convenience. However, we recognise that most customers are also using a critical fourth C as a factor in deciding whether or not to do business with a company—customer service. Exceptional world-class customer service and support matter more now than ever. That’s why we focus on hiring extraordinary people who also strive to do what’s best for you. It gives us great satisfaction to…

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