Whether it’s flooding or fires, heatwaves or droughts, extreme weather events are increasing in frequency and intensity across Australia, impacting communities, damaging property, and posing a risk to critical infrastructure, including telecommunications networks. When downed poles cut off essential network connectivity, it can take some time to restore – especially during extreme weather events, impacting first responders and the delivery of critical services to these locations.

As Telstra embarks on its fibre network expansion and upgrade in the Pilbara region of Western Australia in parallel with building five new major routes as part of its Intercity Fibre project, imei is pleased to announce that we’re expanding our presence in the Australian West to better support these new technologies and our Western Australian customers.

In an increasingly mobile-centric world, the landscape of mobile threats is evolving rapidly. Businesses face many risks that threaten their mobile ecosystems, from malware and phishing attacks to device vulnerabilities and network exploits. At imei, we are dedicated to empowering you with the knowledge of these threats and exploring advanced detection and mobile device intelligence strategies.

In a world where AI is everywhere, you don’t need a report from McKinsey to tell you that gen AI has really hit the mainstream big time, driving a huge uptick in investment in the technology.

Given the huge role of enterprise mobility in the modern enterprise, it makes sense to mitigate risk by keeping an inventory of smartphones on hand to support the needs of a growing team as well as cover faulty devices and those in for repair.