Textiles Intelligence 2025 is not expected to be without its problems. © A. Wilson Innovation in Textiles United Kingdom Interiors Report summary The global market for home and contract textiles is big business. However, 2025 is not expected to be without its problems for home and contract textiles companies, according to a spokesperson at the 2025 edition of Heimtextil—the world’s largest trade fair for home and contract textiles. Home and contract textiles companies will need to be resilient and adapt to rapid changes in the retail market—not least the migration to online purchasing. In recent years, there has been a wave of physical retail store closures in Europe while e-commerce has been booming. As well as the migration to online purchasing, the European Green Deal will add further pressures to companies operating in the home and contract textiles market. In January 2025 a ban on the landfilling or incineration of post-consumer textile waste was introduced in the EU, and an extended producer responsibility (EPR) scheme will force brands and manufacturers to pay for the collection and disposal of such waste. In light of the new legislation, a number of sustainable developments were highlighted at Heimtextil 2025 which demonstrated the […]

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At MWC 2025, Huawei unveiled cloud, AI, and optical networking innovations to transform telecom operations. Key highlights include new cloud solutions, AI-driven networking, energy-efficient data centers, and F5.5G all-optical networks, driving digital evolution. Huawei Unveils Cloud Solutions to Drive Telco Transformation At MWC 2025, during the Huawei Cloud Carrier Forum, themed “Take a Cloud Leap to Transform from Telco to Techco”, Huawei released six Huawei Cloud Stack-based scenario-specific solutions for carriers around the world, as well as a Telco2Techco Cloud Leap Program. They aim to help carriers enhance operational efficiency and generate new revenue streams through cloud innovation. Huawei Launches AI-Driven Data Center Innovations At the Product & Solution Launch during MWC Barcelona 2025, He Bo, President of Huawei Data Center Facility & Critical Power Product Line, unveiled the next-generation site power facility architecture “Single SitePower” and the AI data center construction guideline RAS TM , helping operators thrive as energy prosumers and build better ICT facilities in the new era of AI. Huawei Showcases AI and 5G Synergy for Telecom Growth During MWC Barcelona 2025, Huawei is gathering carriers, industry partners, and opinion leaders from around the world to explore the intersection of 5G networks and AI, and […]

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Story image Huawei Cloud has unveiled a series of new cloud services and solutions designed to expedite the transition from cloud-native to AI-native architectures. During the Huawei Cloud Summit themed ‘Accelerate Intelligence, Amplify Success’ , Jacqueline Shi, President of Huawei Cloud Global Marketing and Sales Service, emphasised that Huawei Cloud always considers AI as its "core strategy." "By transitioning from cloud-native to AI-native, Huawei Cloud leads the industry with non-stop innovation," Shi explained. The company defines AI-Native in two sectors: "AI for Cloud," which reshapes and enhances Huawei Cloud services with AI, and "Cloud for AI," striving to construct an optimal platform for accelerating AI development. Significant growth for Huawei Cloud was observed in 2024, with over 50% expansion outside the Chinese mainland. This growth made the company a favoured partner for many organisations seeking digital and intelligent upgrades, including over 140 carriers and 500 financial institutions. Shi reiterated Huawei Cloud’s determination to upgrade their services to meet customer requirements across all industries. Huawei Cloud’s offering for carriers includes a new connection solution for driving consumer and enterprise businesses and a hybrid cloud providing a unified foundation for IT and B2B business. For governments, Huawei Cloud facilitates the shift […]

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Back to WV News Marketplace Submit a Tip Advertise with Us Services Subscribe Newsletters Contests Trivia WVDigital Weekly Sales Flyers Facebook Twitter Got News? March 5, 2025 60° Log In My Account My Account Dashboard Profile Saved Items Subscribe Manage Service Log Out Subscribe Manage Service Site search CLASSIFIEDS JOBS HOMES SEARCH CALENDAR ADVERTISE! Letter to the Editor Submit a Tip Subscribe Home Subscribe My Account Services Pay Advertising Bill WV News Hosted Events Contests Quizzes Pay Print Bill News Associated Press State News WV Legislature Sports High School WVU Sports Local College Business Entertainment Local Food Opinion Obits Classifieds Newsletters e-Editions Advertise WV TV Facebook Twitter Email Trianz Logo Facebook Twitter Email Print Save SANTA CLARA, Calif., March 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Trianz , a leading provider of digital transformation software and services , today announced the appointment of Ayush Mittal as Senior Vice President, Global Head of DT Services . Originally published on the BLOX Digital Content Exchange . (0 Ratings) Facebook Twitter Email Print Save Tags Science Technology Tech Biology Health Free Recommended for you Morgantown Urban Archery Hunt Sets New Record for Deer Harvest in 2024-25 Season Morgantown WV News Morgantown Urban Archery Hunt Sets […]

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chombosan – stock.adobe.com chombosan – stock.adobe.com By Customers are looking for digital transformation specialists that can provide more than just a one-and-done approach and are prepared to guide them through a process that can take years to evolve and implement. The phrase “digital lifecycle specialist” is one that Diptesh Patel, CEO at UBDS Digital , argues is the right approach to take to provide customers with a consultative partnership. The firm has a range of customers from central government to financial services players, and recently bulked out The UBDS Group’s security credentials with the recent acquisition of 3B Data Security. Patel said the business, which started life in 2019, was now 175 staff strong and – although it did not share results publicly – would generate around £21m in net revenue in the last fiscal year. “We’re very focused on supporting clients on their outcomes, rather than being a resource augmentation type of organisation. So, looking at a focus on infrastructure, project and programme management of client side delivery, and also around some of the technical capabilities around Microsoft and infrastructure, more so networks,” he said. “Everyone talks about digital transformation [and positioning themselves] as a digital transformation partner. […]

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Screens are seen at the InaTEWS earthquake and tsunami monitoring room at the Meteorology, Climatology and Geophysics Agency (BMKG) headquarters in Kemayoran, Central Jakarta, on Sept. 30, 2024. The BMKG ensures that the agency issues a disaster warning within three minutes of the first detection. (Antara/M Riezko Bima Elko Prasetyo) T he adoption of artificial intelligence in Indonesia’s public sector remains a formidable challenge. While AI holds immense potential to revolutionize governance, enhance decision-making and improve public service delivery, Indonesia’s current standing in global AI indices reveals significant gaps. In the 2024 Global AI Index, Indonesia ranks 49th out of 83 countries, trailing behind regional peers like Singapore and Malaysia. Similarly, the Government AI Readiness Index 2024 places Indonesia at 38th out of 181 nations, highlighting gaps in policy, infrastructure and technical capacity. The Stanford AI Index further underscores Indonesia’s absence from the top-50 countries in AI research output, patents and investment. Meanwhile, the Global Innovation Index 2024 ranks Indonesia 54th out of 133 countries, reflecting insufficient investment in R&D and digital infrastructure. These rankings reveal a stark reality: Indonesia is lagging in the global AI race. Without decisive action, the country risks being left behind in the digital […]

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Story image The University of Technology Sydney (UTS) has completed a digital transformation project integrating Boomi to enhance student experiences and streamline administrative processes. UTS serves over 40,000 students, which requires efficient handling of a vast amount of enrolment and academic data. The recent project involved migrating the core student management platform to the cloud, facilitated by Boomi’s Managed Cloud Services (MCS). This move is intended to improve the institution’s capacity to provide rapid, data-driven services. Anthony Heiler, Head of Enterprise Platforms at UTS, noted, "In April this year, we migrated our formerly on-premises core student management platform to the cloud, making Technology One our first major user of MCS. It was a huge piece of work, requiring a rejig of 400 integrations. Yet, this was practically a non-event, which was a huge relief to the organisation. Because we worked with Boomi to ensure MCS was ‘right sized’ to handle the load, students didn’t feel a thing." Boomi’s MCS offers UTS fast and scalable access to cloud services without the need for configuration, monitoring, or management on their part, allowing the university’s IT team to focus on process automation. Heiler further explained, "Rather than maintaining integrations, we’ve invested in […]

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Adobe Driving Singapore’s digital transformation through Smart Nation 2.0 Singapore has long been at the forefront of digital transformation, pioneering the Smart Nation initiative since 2014 to enhance public services, improve quality of life, and strengthen economic competitiveness. Over the past decade, the government has built a robust digital infrastructure, introducing innovations such as Singpass, PayNow, and AI-driven healthcare solutions. These efforts have positioned Singapore as a global leader in smart governance, with a clear focus on seamless digital experiences for citizens and businesses. As Singapore enters the next phase— Smart Nation 2.0 —the government is sharpening its focus on three key pillars: Trust, Growth, and Community. This evolution acknowledges that while much progress has been made, emerging challenges require new strategies. Cybersecurity, AI governance, and digital inclusivity have become top priorities, as Singapore seeks to balance rapid innovation with responsible and ethical technology adoption. According to John Mackenney, Director, Digital Strategy Group APAC, Adobe, Smart Nation 2.0 presents a bold vision for a trusted, inclusive, and future-ready digital government. He notes, “While nearly all public services are now online and Singapore has done well in maintaining citizen satisfaction in customer experience, there remains room for improvement in digital […]

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Physical conference on March 12 at Johannesburg, South Africa Johannesburg, South Africa, Mar 4, 2025 – (ACN Newswire) – South Africa has made significant progress in transferring its government, businesses, and public services to digital platforms, thereby promoting inclusive growth. The key to this transition is increasing access to digital technologies and ensuring that all citizens are included in the digital world through effective regulations. The South Africa Connect (SA Connect) effort, which began in 2018, intends to connect underserved and rural areas by linking 42,000 government buildings, including schools and healthcare facilities, by 2026. Phase 1 connected 970 government buildings in eight rural districts, laying the framework for future growth. Phase 2, which began in late 2023, aims to connect an additional 882,000 households with an R2.4 billion investment. This phase also involves a feasibility assessment conducted in partnership with the Popular Bank of Southern Africa to identify the most effective rollout techniques. Through these initiatives, the program hopes to minimise the digital divide, promote digital inclusion, and enable residents to participate in the digital economy, thereby promoting both social and economic progress. Over View of the event: The 35th Edition of the Digital Transformation Summit is a […]

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