At a time when there’s increased pressure for construction companies to deliver projects that meet ambitious sustainability and net-zero goals, the need for digitalisation on the construction site has significantly ramped up.

As Australian politicians criss-crossed the country to promote their policies during the 2025 Federal election campaign, technology like the imei Rapid Mobile Connectivity kit ensured smooth communications whenever they turned up at locations off the beaten track.

SD-WAN (Software-Defined Wide Area Network) solutions offer a dynamic approach to managing network demands, ensuring optimal performance and enhancing user experience across distributed environments. This article explores how SD-WAN services empower businesses to adapt quickly to changing network needs.

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.

It was hard to miss the headlines about the NSW Government’s return to work missive. If you did, here’s a sample: NSW public servants ordered back to the office; 400,000 Aussies ordered back into the office by NSW government; and NSW to lease more offices for public servants ordered back. These headlines were triggered when the secretary of the NSW premier’s department, Simon Draper pronounced that office-based public servants should head back to “an approved office, workplace or related worksite” to perform their duties.