IT Management > Infrastructure

Data centre managers will continue to spend on technology

07 September, 2010

Sixty per cent of data centre managers plan to increase technology spending.


Pre-integrated stacks of servers, storage and networking the latest thing in the world of IT infrastructure

31 August, 2010 by Andrew Collins*

Pre-integrated stacks of servers, storage and networking are the latest thing in the world of IT infrastructure. But how long will they stick around, and what effect will they have on the security vendors? Andrew Collins investigates.


Unified data centre infrastructure

29 June, 2010 by Andrew Collins*

Forget separate stacks of networking, storage and servers. The latest trend among vendors and service providers is to offer complete, pre-integrated unified infrastructure platforms. Andrew Collins looks at whether integration equals innovation.


Strategy determines structure

13 April, 2010 by Merri Mack

Curtin University of Technology’s students and colleagues benefit from its CIO Peter Nikoletatos’s fascination with technology and its potential. These lucky people get to use and experience the most innovative technology. Merri Mack speaks to Nikoletatos about what drives him.


Challenging the status quo for data centres

01 March, 2010 by Merri Mack

Voice&Data interviewed Greg Boorer, Founder and Managing Director of the state-of-the art data centre Canberra Data Centres, and found out that he is a passionate advocate of running a smart, green data centre for the benefit of his clients.


Hughes takes up Country Manager Role for 3Com Australia and New Zealand

07 December, 2009

It's business as usual for 3Com despite Hewlett-Packard's projected acquistion of the company which should come to fruition in 2010. 3Com has just appointed a new Country Manager for Australia and New Zealand.


The evolution of the data centre

02 December, 2009 by Mark Nielsen*, Product Marketing Manager, Hewlett-Packard StorageWorks Division, part of the Enterprise Storage and Server (ESS) Group

While CIOs continue to focus on maximising the value of their data centre investments, we’ll see vendors develop technologies like virtualisation and automation that will help to drive down costs and improve quality of service as they mature and gain traction. HP’s Mark Nielsen outlines how customers will benefit from increasing flexibility of choice for their infrastructure, either by building it themselves, outsourcing it or tapping into cloud-related services.


Digital multimeter range

19 November, 2009

Eaton has introduced the Kyoritsu high-performance Digital Multimeter range. The range includes four models: the 1051, 1052, 1061 and 1062.


Side entry modular jack

19 November, 2009

AMP NETCONNECT has introduced the SL Series AMP-TWIST Side Entry modular jack, the side entry jack, fully-compatible, 10Gig connector.


Recession has not killed IT spending

03 November, 2009

A survey has revealed that CFOs will still spend on IT systems to reduce costs and increase efficiencies.


IT infrastructure affected by economic climate

24 September, 2009 by Andrew Drever*

IT managers lose out in decision making for new projects in current economic climate.


EDS wins $96 million infrastructure deal with federal government

21 May, 2009

A technology infrastructure deal has been awarded to EDS by the federal governmnent.


Laptop

16 April, 2009 by

The N10 laptop with 10.2" screen is now available.


Infrastructure management

02 April, 2009 by

Unisys has expanded its suite of real-time infrastructure solutions.


Data governance

02 April, 2009 by

The joint Communications Logical Data Model and Enterprise Data Warehouse Roadmap (CLDM/EDWr) solution helps develop processes that govern how data flows through service providers’ systems.


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