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IEEE recently released the IEEE International Network Generations Roadmap (INGR) First Edition – a valuable reference tool that helps identify and reduce technical and engineering risks associated with all aspects of developing and deploying next-generation networks through the year 2030. 5G technology is positioned to bring a sea-change in networking that will have an impact for years to come, capitalising …

An article by Jovana Letić recently published by DataProt identified 40 key IoT statistics and trends that show IoT rapidly growing from a theoretical concept to a major priority for many organisations. Statista reported the global IoT market reached US$212 billion in market revenue in 2019, up from $100 billion in 2017; and is expected to grow to $1.6 trillion …

By 2024, Gartner predicts that these technologies will replace almost 69% of the manager’s workload, with Artificial Intelligence (AI) and emerging technologies such as virtual personal assistants and chatbots rapidly making headway into the workplace.

The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is endeavouring to regulate electromagnetic energy (EME) exposure from 5G devices operating in millimetre-wave (mmWave) frequencies, which is set to be used to supply high-capacity internet services in concentrated areas.

Outlining several changes to workplace laws in 2020 that will impact on employer obligations and employee entitlements.

Supporting New Zealand to make the most of digital and data driven technologies will be the focus of a new Digital Council that recently commenced.

ICT professionals wishing to prepare for and take the BICSI Data Centre Design Consultant (DCDC) exam will benefit from the Data Centre Flash Cards, an online flash card database containing more than 500 quiz questions. References to the ANSI/BICSI 002-2019 standard and EDCP, 1st edition, are provided to assist in preparation for the exam. This study tool is designed for candidates who are preparing to take the DCDC exam within the next six to 12 months.

The 14th edition of the TDMM is billed as “the definitive resource for telecommunications and ICT infrastructure design for the past 35 years. Spanning 2,000 pages, the new two-volume TDMM 14th is the foundation of ICT design for the next 20 years.”