SOTI stories
New research from SOTI has found 49% of Australian consumers prefer to shop with retailers offering an experience based on their personal preferences.
The four key trends are fine-tuned tech for improved customer experiences, cloud security and the growth of zero trust, device sustainability, and voice search.
The SOTI Indoor Location tracking works in real-time, meaning an organisation can track managed and unmanaged devices inside the four walls of its facility.
Almost all Australian healthcare providers have implemented IoT/telehealth medical device capabilities, according to new research from SOTI.
SOTI research finds 72% of IT leaders in Australian corporations think devices are being disposed of unnecessarily, despite many having sustainability targets.
Students' safety and well-being are at the forefront of all schools' policies and procedures in today's challenging environment.
A new diagnostic intelligence solution - SOTI XSight - has been launched which rapidly resolves app and mobile device issues.
The range includes the traditional desktop, mobile and kiosk form factors but also now full Point of Sale terminals with integrated PCI Payment capability.
Sektor expands into key Asian markets with EMM partnership with SOTI. Includes emergency healthcare and retail sectors.
The Royal Children's Hospital Melbourne has chosen Spectralink Versity as the communication platform for its 6,000 staff.
A new report by SOTI reveals 67.3% of consumers view mobile technology as key to faster shopping, with 76% desiring in-store staff to use mobile devices.
Mobility solutions provide businesses with many benefits including better productivity and revenue, according to new VDC Research conducted by SOTI.
The company has also doubled its team in the region as part of a stated plan to grow its presence in Australia and New Zealand.
SOTI explores how bringing disparate IoT projects together can drive value and how the channel can help to push that message.
The rapid growth of mobile technologies and the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT) across a range of industries has brought numerous risks and challenges.
Peacock Bros and Direct Freight have partnered to improve logistics operations and enhance connectivity with drivers in Australia.
SOTI finds extensive order visibility and speed are the most important factors for turning one-off customers into loyal, long-term buyers.
72% of Australian shoppers want complete online order visibility and 63% are loyal to retailers who deliver goods the fastest.
SOTI's new report finds better video conferencing technology and improved security measures are top concerns for remote workers in Australia.
According to a recent survey conducted by SOTI, Australians are increasingly concerned about the security of their health records.
