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iTWire Monday, 12 April 2021 13:45 Tecala named as first Asia Pacific Rubrik authorised support partner Shares Pieter DeGunst, Managing Director, Tecala Sydney-headquartered cloud and managed services provider Tecala has been named as the first Rubrik Authorised Support Partner (RASP) in Asia Pacific. Rubrik’s RASP specialisation recognises partners which demonstrate a proven track record in delivering level 1 and level 2 technical support, with partners receiving the same "robust training" as Rubrik’s own level 3 support engineers and are empowered to act as the first p...

Australian challenger bank, MyLife MyFinance, has completed a full digital overhaul of its banking infrastructure, going live with Temenos’ cloud and...

iTWire Monday, 12 April 2021 11:49 Aussies spend almost 17 years in a ‘lifetime’ on their mobiles Shares The average Australian will spend 16.6 years of their life on their mobile phone - equating to 5.5 hours every day or a total of 145,800 hours - based on the average age of around 10 years old that we get our first phone - and average Australian life expectancy. At least, that’s the estimate of Aussie mobile phone use over a lifetime of scrolling, tweeting, watching, liking, and reading, by reviews.org, which surveyed 1,000 Australians about their mobile phone screen ...

iTWire Friday, 09 April 2021 11:30 NZ Commerce Commission revises cartel leniency, immunity policy Featured Anna Rawlings, Commerce Commission Chair New Zealand’s competition enforcement agency, The Commerce Commission, has issued a revised cartel leniency and immunity policy and revised template leniency agreement. The cartel leniency and immunity policy has been updated to reflect changes to the Commission’s cartel leniency policy resulting from the introduction of the new criminal cartel offence which As reported earlier by iTWire, the Commerce Commision has...

iTWire Thursday, 08 April 2021 12:02 NZ enforcement agency gets tougher, with cartels now facing jail time Featured New Zealand’s competition enforcement agency has got tougher on the country’s cartels, with cartel conduct - including price fixing, market allocation and bid rigging - now punishable with a term of imprisonment of up to 7 years. The criminalisation of cartel conduct by The Commerce Commission comes after the Commerce (Criminalisation of Cartels) Amendment Act 2019 came into effect on Thursday. The financial penalties for cartel conduct were already sig...