Utilities stories - Page 9

5G NR and LTE-based small cell RAN equipment spending to reach nearly USD $3 billion by 2026, says SNS Telecom & IT.

Oracle Energy and Water has been named the top provider in digital customer engagement and experience analytics by Guidehouse Insights.

Oracle's new Fusion Data Intelligence Platform promises superior business insights and faster action for Fusion Cloud Applications users.

Ash Colmer appointed as General Manager for Atturra Advisory and Consulting in WA, expanding their services in Western Australia.

Databricks appoints Adam Beavis as VP for ANZ, driving growth and data lakehouse adoption in key APAC market. #Databricks #ANZgrowth.

Atturra (ASX: ATA) has appointed Richard Campbell as CEO of its subsidiary, SME Gateway, to help connect small and medium enterprises in Australia.

Respondents were asked about changes in the utility industry, including the most exciting smart/IoT technology developments in the next 12 months.

Talent appoints Meagan Jeffery as Global Chief Information Officer to lead the revamp of technology function and support the company's growth objectives.

Gentrack is a Salesforce consulting partner, and both Merkle and Gentrack have invested in integrating and implementing Salesforce's energy and utility cloud.

Optic Security Group has appointed Glenn Shaw as South Australia State Manager and Warren Hillier as Regional Account Manager (Defence).

Deloitte is expanding its cyber security offerings, with the team from leading cyber consultancy, Hacktive, joining the firm.

INX Software has hired Alex Maund as Head of Data & Analytics to develop new data and analytics strategies for clients' value and business growth.

Ambit, the conversational AI platform, has appointed Richard Pratley as GM of Sales to help scale the company's success in Australia and New Zealand.

Claroty has released research detailing a new type of cyber-attack, one that weaponises programmable logic controllers (PLCs).

INX Software appoints Luke Disbury as CFO, with his experience across various industries adding value to the company's growth and transformation.

Infosys and Microsoft join forces with Ausgrid to accelerate the company's cloud transformation and establish it as a leading digital utility in Australia.

The adoption of cloud technologies will significantly impact how the utilities industry approaches asset management, field workforce management and more.

This acquisition extends IFS's capabilities in service management solutions as it focuses on driving service experience.

A Zebra Technologies study reveals a swift surge in mobile device usage among energy and utilities workers, driven by the need for real-time data access.

Over 50% of enterprises believe 5G will help customer acquisition and generate new revenue streams, according to Infosys research.