Quality Management stories
The Commerce Commission has released a paper outlining how it will go about approaching service quality management of telecommunications providers.
DX fails without strategy, despite tech focus, with stakeholder buy-in & cultural change key in global markets.
Cloud communication platform Twilio now has another notch under its belt, after the successful acquisition of contact centre software company Ytica.
Verint transforms customer experience in APAC with its high-demand AQM software, enabling telcos to simplify quality management through advanced AI solutions.
The company says the opportunity to employ an 'experienced consulting leader' has come about as a result of the M-Power acquisition.
Sansec, which is headquartered in Beijing, China, says it is committed to information security solutions & services based on cryptographic technology.
UK startup IP House has officially opened its doors for business with a high-spec data centre located on the fringes of London's financial district.
Global spending on AI systems is projected to hit USD $19.1 billion in 2018, up 54.2%, as per IDC. Retail to lead, surpassing banking.
Promapp will support the provision of GoShift's centrally held QMS by providing the capability to standardise policy and procedures.
A new data centre, increased functionality, more products, and enhancements to the partner programme were announced.
Of 3035 customers worldwide, 43% said they would never return to a company following a data breach and poor rectification methods.
Microsoft Gold partner Eclipse has signed a deal to provide Experian data quality products across Australia and New Zealand.
CITIC Telecom has become the first IaaS provider to receive the ISO 27017 cloud security certification in Hong Kong.
IDC is urging all enterprises to understand and plan for the adoption and use of cognitive and AI systems, as spend on the technologies surges.
Demand for crash-rated barriers and bollards is rising as facility managers in New Zealand seek stronger protection against hostile vehicle attacks.
Hangzhou’s proposed towers could ease water and energy pressures if approved, as the mixed-use scheme remains under review.
73 of 75 inspected subcontractors found to be in breach of minimum employment standards, which could have ramifications across the channel.
Accreditation standards are needed to prevent faulty drug tests from putting workers at risk and costing them jobs or income.
Real-time project data will now flag delays earlier for builders, as Acuite and PlanGrid link dashboards to improve margins and safety.
Mobile reporting is speeding safety incident logging and compliance in remote industries, helping firms capture data in real time and cut risk.