Author: Andrew
In an unfortunate tragedy that left the city in deep crisis, massive gas explosions hit the city of Kaohsiung in Taiwan on July 31st. The explosions incurred enormous damage both to the lives of city dwellers and the area’s infrastructure, claiming approximately 30 lives, injuring hundreds, and negatively impacting an estimated 84,000. The city continues to be in a state of rehabilitation, and the Taiwan public has responded with a tremendous outpouring of generosity.
Compatible with 17 Samsung Android Smartphones. Furthering support for wearables, Endomondo today announces integration of its popular Endomondo Sports Tracker app with the Samsung Gear Fit and Samsung Gear 2. Endomondo’s new feature is compatible with 17 of Samsung’s Android smartphones linking to the two devices.
The Board of Directors of AziPac Ltd. is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Frank Inouye as Managing Director, with immediate effect. Frank brings over 34 years of industry experience to AziPac and the wider Azimuth and Seacrest Group. He has worked extensively in Australia, Asia, North Africa, Canada and South America and has a proven track record of building and managing asset portfolios in both public and private E&P companies. During his career Frank has held many senior management positions including; Executive Chairman, CEO/COO of Coastal Energy (a company he founded in 2004 and led until 2008,…
CPA Global, the world’s leading specialist in intellectual property (IP) software and services, today announced the acquisition of international patent services provider Landon IP for an undisclosed amount. The acquisition further strengthens CPA Global’s patent search and analytics capabilities, while providing Landon IP with access to a larger worldwide network.
The Berlin Wall has long been torn down. But there are still original pieces 25 years after the fall. In Berlin-Teltow you can even paint on them yourself. Elmar Prost clearly has a lot of fun giving visitors tours through his Wall parkas he goes through a gap between two colourfully painted Wall pieces. Up until 25 years ago, these divided East and West Berlin from each other. There were no gaps and no possibility of getting through them. Now they are surrounded by weeds on an industrial wasteland in Berlin-Teltow.
Setting a New Bar in Cloud Security, Forum Sentry is the Only API Gateway to Attain Network Device Protection Profile Compliance Forum Systems Inc. today announced that Forum Sentry is the world’s first API Gateway to achieve Network Device Protection Profile (NDPP) compliance.
Highlights: Introducing a free seminar tour unlike anything entrepreneurs have ever heard before. guaranteed. Thousands of business owners expected to rush for free registrations as Brad Sugars announces his first ever Brad Sugars Uncensored business seminars in Australia and New Zealand. ActionCOACH Founder And World’s Leading Business Coach Brad Sugars Launches No Holds Barred Business Seminar Tour For Entrepreneurs In Australia And New Zealand This September
Vocera Communications, Inc. (NYSE: VCRA), the leading provider of integrated, intelligent communication solutions for mission-critical mobile environments, today announced that the implementation of its Vocera Communication System with nurse call integration at Moyne Health Services (MHS) in Port Fairy, Victoria, Australia has been awarded the Aged Care IT Award. The Aged Care IT Awards, presented by the Aged Care IT Council and Aged and Community Services Australia, recognize organizations that use information technology to improve business and health outcomes in the Australian aged and community care environment. The council selected MHS for the impact its Vocera implementation has had on…
Volvo’s all-new XC90 – which will be launched in two weeks’ time in Stockholm – will be the first car in its range to be built on the Scalable Product Architecture (SPA) modular chassis technology developed in-house.
Global Hotels.com survey reveals Aussies rate their smartphone as the third most important travel item. Over a quarter of Australians have admitted to being reluctant to fob their phones off while holidaying, according to a global study from Hotels.com.