Insights

Experience Digital was incredibly honoured to be crowned AWS Rising Star Partner of the Year 2022.

Amazon Web Services (AWS) have announced the finalists for their annual Partner Awards, ahead of the upcoming AWS Partner Summit ASEAN held virtually on 17th May 2022.

It’s no secret that cloud computing has fast become the new norm across countless industries aiming to reduce their operational expenditure and carbon footprint.

As an AWS Advanced Consulting Partner, our dedication to strengthening the Partnership with AWS has continued over the past decade.

If you’ve made it here I can only assume you are well versed in what Internet of Things (IoT) is and its vast value proposition and are ready to see how it can truly transform and optimise your business operations.

With Amazon Web Services (AWS) reporting a record $14.8 Billion in net sales in the second half of 2021, it’s easy to understand why they are the market leader in cloud computing services.

In 2022, industry experts predict cyberattacks to grow in frequency and sophistication, with the size of the global cybersecurity market worldwide surpassing $240 billion.

Our Co-Founder Dave, and subsequently our whole team here at Experience Digital, are extremely passionate about transparency when it comes to working with our customers.

According to the Australian Institute of Criminology, 34% (or 6.7 million) Australians have fallen victim to a cyberattack. If you’re following the news, you would’ve heard about data breaches affecting businesses – no matter the size. So it begs the question, are any businesses safe?

The overarching concept of the Internet of Things (IoT) within the global network has been around for over three decades – its ability to rapidly innovate and evolve has recently become increasingly more notable.

When I first heard the term Internet of Things (IoT) I was intrigued as to what it meant, and what exactly it encompassed.

After reading the findings from a new study completed by 451 Research on The Carbon Reduction Opportunity of Moving to the Cloud for APAC, which is part of the S&P Global Marketing Intelligence, it shows that migrating IT workloads from on-premise data centres to the cloud can improve energy efficiency.