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Electrical safety again called into question after Perth tragedy
As we collectively mourn the loss of two of our own after the explosion in the West Australian capital of Perth, questions are being raised around how such a tragedy could occur, and how we can all make sure it never happens again. [ + ]
NBN and alarm monitoring
Last year, Federal Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull directed NBN Co to use the most cost-effective technologies to deliver a minimum of 25 Mbps to every premise by 2020. What this means is that a large portion of premises that were to get fibre to the premises will now instead get what is known as the Multi-Technology Mix model.
[ + ]Benefits of industrial wireless in IP surveillance networks
The benefits of industrial wireless networks in IP surveillance are growing significantly. Wireless technologies allow easy transmission of digital surveillance videos in outdoor and remote areas. [ + ]
Where to next for GPS?
Not so many years ago, the demise of the dedicated GPS device was hailed as inevitable. Not so, as it turns out, but where does it go from here?
[ + ]Getting customer value with IoT
The Internet of Things (IoT) is a major topic of discussion. Analysts, technology companies and governments are voicing their opinions on the upcoming IoT revolution. [ + ]
Top lighting experts to gather in Sydney for SPARC 2015
SPARC 2015 has announced speakers for the upcoming event, with an impressive line-up of both internationally and nationally renowned experts in lighting design, education, research and architecture. [ + ]
The changing face of the customer
In the lead-up to next month's 7th Annual Field Service Management Summit, event organiser IQPC takes a look at why customers are no longer merely recipients of goods and services. They've become influencers on and contributors to the way companies do business. [ + ]
Water blocking in cables - the what, why and how
The primary objective of water blocking in cables is to prevent the entry and migration of moisture or water throughout the cable. When moisture is introduced into areas of installation it can cause premature failure of the cable, accessories or electrical equipment. [ + ]
Solar 2015
More than 4000 solar enthusiasts are expected to converge on the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre to attend the 53rd annual Australian Solar Council Industry Conference & Exhibition. [ + ]
Solar 2015
More than 4000 solar enthusiasts are expected to converge on the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre to attend the 53rd annual Australian Solar Council Industry Conference & Exhibition. [ + ]
Water blocking in cables - the what, why and how
The primary objective of water blocking in cables is to prevent the entry and migration of moisture or water throughout the cable. When moisture is introduced into areas of installation it can cause premature failure of the cable, accessories or electrical equipment. [ + ]
The upside of higher fuel prices
You wouldn't think there is an upside to paying more for fuel, particuarly after the record low rates we saw at the beginning of this calendar year. [ + ]
Business mobility trends revealed
Citrix has published its Mobile Analytics Report for the first half of 2015. For the first time, the report addresses both mobile subscriber and business mobility trends, drawing on data from a global cross-section of mobile network operators and enterprises. [ + ]
Solar installation standard - how the recent changes affect you
The AS/NZS 5033:2014 - Installation and Safety Requirements for Photovoltaic (PV) Arrays standard has just been updated, with changes coming into effect in February. This article details the key updates and explains how they affect installers. [ + ]
Great mobility myths
71% of mobility projects in enterprises generate only average or below average return on investment (ROI) even though 70% of projects were targeting increased productivity. How can this be the result when mobile has the potential to remove paperwork and improve operational transparency? [ + ]
