24 September 2020

At ASE, if we’ve learnt anything over the years, it’s that technology no matter how extensive, complex or innovative, requires one thing to make it work well. That’s good connectivity!

01 September 2020

Clubs NSW Central Data Engine (powered by ASE) not only captures data but facilitates the quality of this data into a state to provide ‘actionable’ insights. The ability to cross-reference structured and unstructured data sets to uncover aspects of engagement will transform workflow efficiencies and exponentially enhance patron experience.

28 May 2020

ASE FLUID makes it as easy as possible to share data, collaborate on projects and move data seamlessly without impediment so that creativity is frictionless and without compromise.

21 May 2020

Join us and see how integrated solutions from NetApp partners such as Pixit Media, Primestream, ASE FLUID, Arvato, and Varnish are changing the game for all types of media workflows.

13 March 2020

ASE would like to extend and enable the ability for the staff of our customers, to work remotely by offering FREE VPN access for the month June 2020.

28 August 2018

Please join us (ASE) in partnership with OpsCentre for BREAKFAST AND COFFEE (our shout)… Discussing how technology is transforming modern day business models and work practices. Creating incredible opportunities for Australian companies and our customers, Yet at the same time threatening those of us that get left behind. With such a smorgasbord of technology and scalable […]

15 August 2018

The edge is not new. What’s new and changing is what will be happening at the edge. Instead of being the way to connect to computing and data at centralised nodes, the edge is becoming a primary source of DATA.

25 June 2018

ASE are delighted to become the premier partner with ActivePort Pty Ltd in the first ever implementation of their Software Defined Network & Innovative Self Provisioning Platform with Network Automation Software.

18 January 2018

Some would argue that digital transformation does not apply to the virtualisation curve, as it’s not really transformation but transition. Consolidation sure, but really has virtualisation significantly disrupted a businesses’ operations, nah. Change is on its way and set to break things.