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IoT Analytics uncovers critical trends, including AI integration and sustainability focus, in IoT and telecom sectors from its 123-page report on Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2024.

New research predicts widespread adoption of eSIM technology in the IoT sphere, with numbers set to rise from 1 billion in 2023 to over 3.6 billion by 2030.

Enterprises are increasing spending on IoT solutions and expect measurable benefits within two years, according to Omdia's latest survey.

The report, produced in partnership with Huawei, shows that telecom operators can boost their financial bottom line by investing in greener technologies.

As expert port agents and shipping advisers, Monson helps clients plan, estimate, and execute shipping logistics and port visits.

To help organisations increase the efficiency of global supply chains, Oracle is introducing new logistics capabilities within Oracle Fusion Cloud SCM.

As solar energy takes off, Australian businesses benefit from low installation costs, boosting the country's solar market.

Disruption, innovation, and continual refinement of shop floor processes are driving factors in today's complex market landscape.

Procurement faces challenges due to ongoing supply chain disruptions. Dual-sourcing, standardized processes, and actionable insights can help mitigate risks.

The IDC says spending on telecommunications and pay-TV services in APAC jumped from $494 billion to $505 billion last year, following global trends.

More than a third of Australian businesses expect to struggle financially, but cloud ERP can help businesses weather the storm and succeed long-term.

Australian businesses are feeling increasing competition due to COVID-19 impact on supply chains, says Epicor Global Growth Index.

Global traditional PC shipments declined by 9.8% in Q1 2020, with reduced supply due to the COVID-19 outbreak being the main factor, according to IDC.

New research shows that nearly 40% of companies worldwide feel threatened by cyber incidents, making it the top business risk in 2020.

Momentum across APAC drives a 65% surge in the wearable band market in Q3 2019, with Xiaomi dominating as Fitbit's market share dips amidst acquisition talks.

Shipments of personal computing devices expected to see modest growth in 2019 followed by a continued decline through 2023.

CIOs must align digital strategies to tackle CEO concerns of reglobalisation, economic slowdown and 'digital dithering,' urges Gartner.

Australia and New Zealand are set to outpace global growth in IT spending according to Gartner, with notable increases in both countries forecasted for 2020.

Despite supply chain issues, the global PC market grew in Q3 2019, with Lenovo leading nearly a quarter of shipments and HP seeing the fastest growth.

Device shipments decline by 3.7% in 2019, with smartphones at a 'tipping point' due to longer user retention, while 5G-capable phones are set to rise.