- Harvest Technology Group (HTG) partners with Innovated Central Perth (ICP) to tackle global connectivity
- The initial deal will see ICP connect a team of Cisco Engineers and Curtin University engineering talent to work together with Harvest’s Infinity technology team over three months
- A proof of concept study will be produced, integrating Harvest’s bandwidth optimisation technology with WebEx by Cisco
- No revenue is expected to come from the initial program, with the cost of investment limited to ICP and Harvest
- Harvest Technology Group last traded at 32 cents on September 3
Harvest Technology Group (HTG) has partnered with Innovated Central Perth (ICP) to tackle global connectivity.
The agreement will see a proof of concept study produced to integrate Harvest’s bandwidth optimisation technology with WebEx by Cisco, through leveraging its existing Application Programming Interface (API).
The initial deal will see ICP connect a team of Cisco Engineers and Curtin University engineering talent to work together with Harvest’s Infinity technology team. Over three months the team will trial, test and determine the technical viability of the integration of Infinity Nodestream technology to WebEx by Cisco using the open API provided by Cisco.
Currently, no revenue will come from the initial program, with the cost of investment absorbed by ICP and Harvest.
The company says it’s excited to work with ICP to see how it can expand the reach of the platform to more customers globally.
“Partnering with ICP ties in with one of the objectives of Phase 1 of our strategic plan which involves ramping up resources to support innovation and scalability,” said Paul Guilfoyle, Harvest Managing Director.
“We are committed to providing Australia’s next generation of technologists with exposure to solving global problems right here from Perth.”
Harvest Technology Group last traded at 32 cents on September 3.