Battling big data: the frequently forgotten integration issue
14 June, 2017 by David Irecki, Manager – Solution Consulting APJ, Dell Boomi | Supplied by: BoomiAs 'big data' burst onto the scene some seven years ago, it promised vastly improved means of capturing and analysing endless arrays of rapidly growing information to provide targeted intelligence for organisations.
Will Europe’s new data laws affect you?
14 June, 2017 by Peter Hall, Advisor, Enterprise Infrastructure and Management, IBRSHuge fines could await Australian firms that don't embrace the EU's new General Data Protection Regulation framework.
NTC consulting on safety regime for driverless cars
13 June, 2017 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe National Transport Commission has been tasked with evaluating the regulatory regime that will be needed to ensure the safety of autonomous vehicles on Australian roads.
Bridging today’s data solutions with tomorrow's
12 June, 2017 by Rob Makin, Group Director, Data Centre Group, Lenovo ANZTo cope with different types of data, IT must embrace a more granular storage approach to handle disparate workloads.
Rise of the machines in Sydney
09 June, 2017 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe University of Sydney and Chinese robotics pioneer UBTECH Robotics have launched a new research centre focused on developing AI for humanoid robots.
Mobile still lags in enterprise mobile app development
05 June, 2017 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingMore than a quarter of enterprises have not built a mobile app in the last 12 months, and mobile makes up just 11% of the average enterprise software budget, research from Gartner suggests.
Outsourcing guide released by ISACA
05 June, 2017ISACA has created a new audit program, designed to help decision-makers with outsourcing their relationships.
Printer cartridge recycling for a greener future
02 June, 2017A record 13,500 printer cartridges have been recycled in Australia every working day as part of the 'Cartridges 4 Planet Ark' program.
Telstra solar farm to cut energy costs
01 June, 2017Telstra has invested in a new 70 MW solar farm in regional Queensland.
Demand for AWS engineers well outstrips supply
31 May, 2017 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingANZ demand for experienced AWS engineers with at least associate level certification has grown 37% over the past year, well ahead of the supply of qualified job seekers.
Boosting female participation in cybersecurity sector
30 May, 2017A new study has found that women make up only 11% of the world's information security workforce.
Booming digital future in Australia
29 May, 2017There has been a digital boom taking place in Australia, with a new report by ACS revealing that strong growth in the ICT workforce is expected to continue.
CeBIT PitchFest winners announced
29 May, 2017The winner of CeBIT Australia's PitchFest competition was Look Who's Charging.
Increasing scams target businesses
26 May, 2017A new report indicates that businesses lost around $3.8 million to scams throughout 2016.
Government endorses ACMA review
25 May, 2017The Communications Alliance has conducted a review of the industry regulator, the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA).
