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What on Earth is Cat 1bis?
And why it’s about to change the game for connected devices in Australia and New Zealand If you’re involved in IoT, asset tracking, remote monitoring or emergency connectivity, you’ve probably started to hear about Cat 1bis. It’s not hype. It’s a new cellular standard that solves some long-standing problems with deploying devices across Australia’s and…
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Why Australia Is Built for Real IoT
Australia is a country of harsh distances, complex landscapes, and practical people. It is also one of the best environments in the world for meaningful Internet of Things deployments. Not the flashy kind that controls your coffee machine, but the kind that helps you prevent a flood, catch a feral pig, or secure a remote…
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UnrealFest24
Last week, the team from Refactor attended UnrealFest24, organised by Epic Games. This two-day conference focused on the Unreal Engine development platform. While game development is not a core function of Refactor, many challenges faced in game development are relevant across various industries, including those of our clients. It was also a great opportunity for…
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Confluence to WikiJS
Over at Refactor we have a client using on-prem Atlassian Confluence which was prohibitively expensive to move to the cloud version (Atlassian sadly recently stopped supporting their en-prem server edition). After showing them WikiJS we were tasked with the challenge of getting all of their content from the existing system into a WikiJS server. Primary…