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Envision launches AI power system for remote mines
Remote mines and smelters could cut costs and emissions as the system targets about 20% lower energy bills and reliability above 99.95%.
Pet Circle adopts Manhattan WMS across Australian sites
The new system has helped Pet Circle keep same-day and next-day delivery running through almost all of Black Friday, despite surging orders.
CryspIQ update brings governed data to Teams & Copilot
Staff can now query trusted enterprise records in Teams and Microsoft 365 Copilot, with answers tied to source evidence and permissions.
RSPCA Queensland cuts invoice keying with ProSpend
The charity has cut three to four hours of daily manual invoice keying and improved month-end accuracy by linking approvals directly to Pronto Xi.
OutSystems launches AI claims tool for auto insurers
Insurers could speed up accident reporting and towing while keeping coverage and payout decisions with adjusters under a new OutSystems system.
BeyondTrust names Perfekt Australian partner of the year
The awards underline how security vendors are leaning on channel partners to win and support Australian identity security deals.
Question marks over valuation as Canva makes AI pivot
Lower revenues and higher AI costs are challenges for Australian design software company Canva to maintain growth as it mulls IPO.
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Adobe plans MCP access for AI agents to desktop apps
Creative Cloud users may soon let outside AI agents drive Adobe apps for tasks such as rotoscoping and image hole filling, starting on desktop.
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Inside Adobe's fast-moving AI partnerships team
Adobe is accelerating AI dealmaking as it pushes its models into rival platforms and brings outside systems into its own apps.
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Ansarada expands AI capabilities to streamline deals with OS Bondi 3.0
OS Bondi 3.0 to cut due diligence time and give deal teams faster risk flags, while keeping sensitive transaction data within a governed secure environment.
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Zendesk moves beyond ticket closures with outcome-based AI
The new platform charges only when AI resolves an issue, pushing support teams to measure success by customer outcomes rather than ticket counts.
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For online brands shifting into shopfronts, traditional lenders often need proof of trading before funding fit-outs and rent.
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Don't buy the equipment for the tax break
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Commvault names top partner award winners across regions
The awards highlight rising demand for data resilience as firms expand AI use, with winners spanning the Americas, EMEA, APAC and India.
SAP honours Woolworths & Zespri in ANZ tech awards
Projects from Woolworths and Sigma Healthcare were among awards highlighting faster upgrades, shorter hiring cycles and better returns from digital overhaul.
rubica & HeirWealth tie-up boosts client data flow
Advisers can now pull balances, transactions and holdings into one view, cutting duplicate data entry across scattered client structures.
Nine in 10 Australian firms hit by slow patching risks
More than half of respondents said slow patching had already caused a confirmed incident, as AI tools shrink attackers' exploitation window to days.
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TD SYNNEX expands Destination AI for SMBs globally
Partners now have a standardised route to package AI for smaller customers, as the distributor adds SMB-specific tools and training worldwide.
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Commvault launches Recovery Studio for business recovery
Businesses facing cyber attacks and outages could cut weeks from recovery as Commvault's new software automates the restoration of apps, identities and infrastructure.
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Everpure adds AI & VM storage tools for Kubernetes
Enterprises running mixed AI, container and VM workloads on Kubernetes may gain faster start-ups and simpler storage management from the new Portworx features.
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Peak Insight appoints new hires after revenue surge
The Melbourne-based Cisco partner is expanding sales and services as FY26 revenue jumped 67 per cent and bookings surged.
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