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G-P is an employer of record industry leader, says IEC in its Global EOR Study 2023

Fri, 26th May 2023
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G-P is recognised for its innovative technology, exceptional customer experience and well-established expertise in the global research firm's inaugural report.
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FRNSW selects Vertel to improve first responder training

Tue, 15th Nov 2022
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Fire and Rescue New South Wales (FRNSW) has chosen Vertel to implement Beaconsim for improved first responder training.
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Fujitsu completes Tassie emergency services upgrade

Mon, 9th Dec 2019
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It allows for real-time sharing of incident details, resource location, hazards, and warnings as well as status tracking between agencies.
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HP announce a worldwide voluntary battery recall

Tue, 21st Jun 2016
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HP initiates global recall for certain notebooks' batteries amid overheating fears, urges immediate cessation of use.
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The Amazon Story: Don't worry we'll make it up with volume

Tue, 24th Jun 2014
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Amazon unveils its Fire phone, but experts question its impact on competitive shopping, amidst continuous profit challenges.
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Can the Amazon smartphone burn Apple's market share?

Fri, 20th Jun 2014
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Laced with high-end features, will this device be the cocktail to succeed in a market dominated by Apple & Co.?.
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Amazon to set world alight with Fire smartphone

Thu, 19th Jun 2014
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Amazon has unveiled its first smartphone, Fire, which features breakthrough technologies Dynamic Perspective and Firefly.
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What were they thinking?

Fri, 1st Feb 2008
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Ontrack Data Recovery reveals 2007's most astonishing tech mishaps, from laundered USB sticks to drowned laptops and scientist-drilled hard drives.