Neat stories

LG Electronics Australia launches Business Cloud platform, unifying tools to simplify tech management and boost sustainability across sectors.

Neat has unveiled Neat Select, a new BYOD feature for its Neat Bar and Neat Bar 2, enhancing flexibility in video collaboration for businesses.

Neat has appointed Tormod Ree as Chief Product & Engineering Officer to drive innovation amid a 30% sales surge and global expansion plans.

Neat forecasts that by 2025, AI and 5G will significantly transform video collaboration, driven by a projected global IT spend of USD $5.74 trillion.

Neat has secured a three-year partnership with Oracle Red Bull Racing, becoming its exclusive video conferencing hardware partner to enhance team collaboration.

Neat has launched the Neat Board Pro, a cutting-edge video collaboration device priced at USD $7,490, tailored for business meetings in Australia and New Zealand.

Graham Walsh from Neat has shared insights on how the company's AI-powered video tech is revolutionising global collaboration.

Neat has teamed up with Bluechip Infotech to distribute its video technology products in Australia, aiming to meet the growing demand from hybrid workplaces.

Norwegian firm Neat launches its Neat Center in Australia and New Zealand, as hybrid work fuels demand for advanced video conferencing tech priced at USD $2,290.

Companies needing to retain talent and boost productivity are redesigning office spaces to cater to a hybrid workforce, as per PWC research, indicating this trend is here to stay.

Intelliworx signals increased focus on cybersecurity with appointment of Blake Jeffery as General Manager Australia and Joshua Paulus as Head of Security and Identity.

Neat appoints Jason MacBride as their new Regional Director for Australia and New Zealand, placing him at the helm of the company's growth strategy across the Oceania region.

Intelliworx unveils AI education drive to familiarise firms with high-value AI investment opportunities and necessary foundations for actualising them.

Norwegian startup Neat is revolutionising video conferencing, merging AI and user-focused design to improve global workplace communication.

ADP has been acknowledged as a global payroll front-runner by prominent industry analysts including Everest Group.

Neat's Regional Director for APAC, Niko Walraven, discusses how the company is helping customers adapt to changing workplace needs.

Neat is a pioneering Norwegian video technology company that continues to challenge the status quo, addressing the complexities of today's modern workplace.

Neat is ramping up partner and customer support across ANZ due to the increased demand from organisations seeking next-generation video technology.

Workplace design is crucial for employee wellbeing and productivity, with a study showing the importance of flexible work options and improved office spaces.

The way we hunt for and buy products has forever changed with innovative technology designed to take customers from their initial curiosity through to purchase.