IT Management > Enterprise software

ATO working with software providers on STP solutions

14 February, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The ATO has received 31 responses to a market request for software providers to develop low- or no-cost payroll reporting solutions for small businesses.


BSA secures $160,000 software piracy settlement

14 December, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Software industry body BSA has negotiated a $160,000 settlement with a Sydney and Perth based manufacturing company over alleged software piracy.


Deputy raises $111m in Australia's largest Series B round

29 November, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The funding round was led by Silicon Valley venture capital firm IVP, known for its investments in Dropbox, Snap, Slack and Twitter.


Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen dead at 65

16 October, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Paul Allen has died of complications arising from non-Hodgkin's Lymphoma at age 65.


Q&A with Whangarei District Council's Alan Adcock

01 September, 2018

General Manager Alan Adcock describes how the council's digital transformation has reduced total cost of ownership by 38% and shaved $428,000 off its bottom line.


DTA hunting for COTS software suppliers

23 August, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The DTA has launched a request for tender for commercial off-the-shelf software providers seeking to join its software licensing and services panel.


Microsoft launches free version of Teams

13 July, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Microsoft has stepped up its competition against team chat platform Slack with the launch of a free version of its Teams productivity app.


Siemens' $450m software grant to Uni of SA

07 June, 2018

Siemens has given the University of South Australia a huge, in-kind grant of $450 million worth of industrial PLM software.


App streamlines university application processes

07 June, 2018

The University of Wollongong has replaced paper-based processes with a streamlined, all-services-in-one digital app for international students.


Microsoft buys GitHub for nearly $10bn

05 June, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Microsoft has revealed plans to purchase open source software development platform GitHub in a deal expected to close this year.


Windows 10 gets a productivity face lift

01 May, 2018 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Microsoft has added new functionality in the Windows 10 April 2018 Update aimed at helping users save time, eliminate distractions and improve productivity.


Advisory firm listens to advice and deploys Vertiv

28 March, 2018 by Jonathan Nally

Vesparum Capital has boosted its analytics and databasing capabilities with Vertiv's converged infrastructure.


Software settlement cases rise 100%

13 March, 2018 by Jonathan Nally

Almost 30 cases of unlicensed software use were settled in 2017, leading to damages paid of more than $347,000.


Solisma Service Improvement Manager

01 February, 2018

Service Improvement Manager (SIM) is a scalable solution that can be used by individual teams and workgroups, or across departments to deliver enterprise-wide governance, risk, compliance and quality (GRC+Q) management.


First Navy ship gets Windows 10

03 July, 2017 by Jonathan Nally

The Royal Australian Navy's HMAS Choules has become the first ship in the fleet to be upgraded to Windows 10.


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