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Verizon Business, a subsidiary of Verizon Communications Inc., has entered into a partnership with technology service company, Wipro Ltd, to offer Network-as-a-Service (NaaS) for improve network and cloud processes for businesses. The collaboration by these two tech companies will provide “ pre-configured and tested service chains ” using model where businesses subscribe to get access to their feed. This, they state, will serve the communications interests of all stakeholders involved. This also facilitate Wipro’s customer data transition method from legacy systems (computer hardware, applications etc.) to “automated, self-healing, and highly secure network service environment”. “Many organizations want to get out of endless technology refresh cycles but they face the twin challenges of traditional hardware and fixed infrastructures. Our partnership with Wipro will enable businesses to future-proof their network in a manner that is more flexible, agile and predictive, centered ar...

Global digital platform, Tata Communications International Pte Ltd, has partnered with IT service provider, Intertec Systems, in ensuring in boosting the latter’s cyber defenses against threats.   Jointly, Intertec, serving the United Arad Emirates and its environs, will benefit from Tata Communication’s Cybersecurity Operations Center (COCS). This system presents Intertec a means to better secure their clients from attempts to access sensitive information. This will help businesses maintain their attention on their main functionalities. In addition, the COCS will assist Intertec with the necessary tools and intelligence to sniff out cyberattack procedures and tackle them. Monitoring will run 24/7, and coupled with real-time analytics and accessible information, they are able to prevent high-risk damages and losses. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and President of Intertec Systems, Naresh Kothari , says: “The increasing pace of technology adoption at the Cooperation Council for...

Dubai-based financial service provider, Jingle Pay, has enlisted the services of Mastercard in serving audiences with digital payment solutions and pushing for financial inclusion. This partnership with Mastercard will give Jingle Pay customers the opportunity to benefit from Mastercard’s merchants as well as roll out of bank cards both virtual and physical. The latter will give people the means to make transactions without an account. Jingle Pay users will have their cards connected to “spending accounts”, offering easy ways of using money. Founder and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Jingle Pay, Amir Fardghassemi,   said: “Jingle Pay is changing how users access financial services quickly and easily. We are committed to extending digital financial services to the world's underserved population to improve security and equality. Our partnership with Mastercard furthers our cause of financial inclusion. It builds on our unique remittance and money transfer capabilities, offering...

Web3 investment establishment, DWF Labs, has partnered with Netmarble subsidiary, MARBLEX, to accelerate the building up of the Web3 environment in South Korea. This comes after mobile game developer’s latest establishment in Korea. Teaming up with DWF Labs will continue to give Web3 gamers a footing in their digital playground. This partnership also adds to MARBLEX’s increasing system of companies pushing the Web3 agenda. “Our partnership with MARBLEX is yet another milestone in our investment strategy…We are bullish on the overall long-term performance of the whole industry and web3 ecosystem,” says Managing Partner of DWF Labs, Andrei Grachev. MARBLEX also comments: “We are thrilled to be partnering with DWF, one of the leading global investment firms, and we believe that this partnership will help us greatly in completing our Game-Fi ecosystem.” DWF Labs announced the opening of its fifth establishment in South Korea, adding up to its fold in Switzerland, Dubai, Singapore, ...

UK Mobile Network, ParentShield, has notified parents to be on guard with their children’s smartphones as they report a twofold increase in scam attempts over the last 12 months. According to a media release, the firm has noticed a continuous trend of targeting children to double-cross parents and execute their scam. The scammers send genuine, well-crafted messages through SMS to parents. The messages sent are usually emotion-centered and causes parents to act immediately without enough thought. An example they cited were messages directed at mothers from their children. The scammers impersonate the children of parents by using messages to convince them that these children are in trouble. Then, they (scammers) use that strategy to extort monies from parents. We have seen scam SMS messages of all types double in frequency of the last 12 months. What is particularly concerning are the messages specifically targeting parents concerned for their child,” says Chief Executive Officer (...

Educational crypto platform, Doshi, has joined hands with UK schools to debut their Web3 educational program through its crypto wallet app. The app is created for teenagers and their guardians to understand the new innovation and transformations of the internet. Doshi attempts to use their platform to advance the knowledge of blockchain and web3 for teachers and students alike. The platform is said to allow these parties to fully understand what the platforms are and how they beneficial they can be. The platform, upon noticing the steady rise of Web3, has found it necessary to team up with schools in the UK such as Northampton Boys and Mount House to aid in data management. Investment management firm, T. Rowe Price, reports about 40 precent of young adults gravitating toward investments in crypto as it is estimated to grow up to $1 trillion by 2030. Doshi’s survey also uncovered 63 percent of young adults in the UK and USA what to know more about ‘crypto-verse’. Thus, the platfor...

Conversational AI platform, Yellow.ai, says their platform has recorded over 222,000 clients who have been connected to public organizations through their platform. This has also led to a surge in the need for AI chatbots to handle customer service conversations. The platform is most dominant within audience in the Middle East where they are integrated into the systems of governments departments. They report that the last two quarters have seen more than 13 million conversations on delivery services. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and Co-founder of Yellow.ai, Raghu Ravinutala, says the need to address several queries each working day has necessitated the creation and implementation of this platform to allow for convenient servicing and problem solving. “Public sector organizations need to address numerous queries daily, and doing so manually is a time-consuming task. At the same time, citizens have a growing expectation of being able to conveniently avail government services. That...