Transportation & Logistics

Transforming fire prevention inspections at Wattle Range Datascape is helping the Wattle Range Council team carry out more efficient and accurate fire prevention inspections.

Mainstream selects Datapay as its local payroll provider Need for enhanced payroll efficiency and compliance sees Mainstream partner with payroll solutions provider, Datapay.

Tech insights to help prepare for 2025: Datacom research Datacom's research spanning cloud, AI and data offers valuable business insights.

Westland Milk – $120m transformation is only the start A new CRM is set to deliver great CX and data insights for Westland Milk, one of New Zealand's largest dairy processors.

SafetyIQ boosts workplace safety with unified platform Datacom has helped SafetyIQ deliver a new platform that gives companies access to critical health and safety modules.

Main Roads moves calls to cloud Main Roads is experiencing improved resilience, reliability and reporting since moving to cloud-based call centre tech.

Payroll move brings data and automation benefits to Cardinal After outgrowing their previous payroll system, logistics company Cardinal made the move to Datapay.

New devices boost productivity for Brisbane Airport A new modern workplace solution has led to a drastic improvement in performance for Brisbane Airport.

Tech has a key role to play in cutting greenhouse emissions We need to invest in the planet with technology, says Datacom's Director of Corporate Strategy Mike Porteous.

IoT sensors & Timpani helping keep communities clean Harnessing data from IoT sensors using Datacom’s Timpani platform has seen Ventia cut costs and carbon emissions.

Transforming customer experiences for WA Dept of Transport WA Department of Transport is delivering better experiences for customers and its teams after a project with Datacom.

Commitment to customers drives WineWorks cybersecurity Logistics company WineWorks worked with Datacom to achieve peace of mind around cybersecurity and keep customers safe.

Tech partnership powering EROAD’s global expansion Datacom has helped EROAD supercharge its software development and get its telematics products to market faster.

Fliway and Datacom team up for smart vaccine record solution When Fliway found itself in need of a secure solution to manage Covid vaccine records for staff it turned to Datacom.

Understanding the supply chain blues Supply chain issues are the biggest challenge facing their organisations. We reveal how to overcome the blues.

New parking system rewards good Auckland drivers Smart cameras are helping Auckland Transport manage residential parking zones and enable extended coverage.

Slowing down to achieve better logistics optimisation Drivers are the heart of any logistics business. Optimise your processes to help your drivers, customers, and business.

Back on the road: EastLink's IT infrastructure refresh When EastLink's legacy network and storage were reaching end of life, an IT infrastructure refresh was needed.

Car distributor on a smoother route for cloud data backups Backing up its Office 365 data has helped vehicle distributor, The Car Distribution Group, get from a to b quicker.

Great supply chain starts at the humble pallet Focusing on a critical, but often overlooked, part of supply chain results in reduced cost and greater efficiency.

Five ways to avoid costly Microsoft SQL database licensing With Datacom’s database management managed service and Microsoft SQL Server, avoid software licensing headaches.

Embracing change and the new world of COVID-19 Trends and expectations were changed when COVID-19 hit. Where next? Discover more with Datacom's #RightCloud.

Are we saving the planet by working from home? Working remotely and companies using less energy have had a positive environmental impact during the pandemic.

Helping Smith&Smith to plan for the road ahead To improve customer experience, Smith&Smith understood that the journey was just as important as the destination.

Panic in the supply chain: controlling the oscillation How COVID-19 impacted the industry and why, even with the conveyor belt of panic and low stock, hope still remains.

Panic in the supply chain: controlling the oscillation In part two, read what effects COVID-19 had on New Zealand’s supply chain and how your business can survive and recover.