Aspiring dentists could soon find themselves learning their trade via virtual reality (VR) with tech company Vection Technologies (ASX: VR1) having been engaged by dental technician expert D&D to create FrameS Dental – a VR training program which will be spun out of Vection’s existing VR technology – FrameS. Initial consideration for the project agreement
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Financial technology company, 8common (ASX: 8CO), have received a boost in confidence following the announcement that a Northern Territory Government Department have extended their contract with the company. The contract between the Northern Territory Department of Corporate Information Systems (DCIS) and 8common for another three years includes two one-year extension options and is estimated to
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Australian tech company K2fly (ASX: K2F) has reported record sales for their mineral resource and land management software delivering $1.67m in revenues for Q2 2020, a rise of 102% on the equivalent FY19 quarter. Key to the significant uptick in sales is the ongoing SaaS fees which ensures annual recurring revenues and the onboarding of
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Medical cannabis producer, Cann Group Limited (ASX: CAN) have announced this morning their response to yesterday’s price query from the ASX that lead to the company being placed in a trading halt soon after. The regulator probed the company to ‘please explain’ yesterday’s trading activity which saw almost a 19% increase in trading price and
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Undergoing a second investment round in preparation for the launch of their digital banking business, Australian fintech company Novatti Group (ASX: NOV) has secured further cornerstone investors committing $18m which will enable the Group to meet capital requirements for the granting of a banking license. The investors comprise Hong Kong-based Fortune Fund Investment (Asia) Limited
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As Australian businesses, celebrities and athletes continue an outpouring of support towards bushfire ravaged towns of Australia and the thousands of volunteer firefighters attempting to contain the blazes, Australia’s Big Four banks have jumped on board too. Unlike Prime Minister Scott Morrison who used the Bushfire media coverage as a publicity stunt, the Big Four
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