CIOs feel hindered by tech skills shortage
24 May, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingSome 65% of CIOs feel hindered by the largest tech skills shortage since the global financial crisis and feel that a lack of talent will leave their organisations unable to keep up with the pace of change.
Hungry birds and golfing gaffes top list of 2015's unusual power outages
23 May, 2016 by Laura ValicNot Angry Birds, but a hungry bird is one of the top reasons for unusual power outages last year.
Turning Sydney into Aussie Silicon Valley
23 May, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingA new group with the backing of Australia's largest tech companies aims to improve coordination among the stakeholders working to turn Sydney into the Australian equivalent of Silicon Valley.
APIs enabling digital transformation
20 May, 2016 by Axel Grosse, Director Presales APAC and API Solution Lead APAC, AxwayEnterprises tackled digital transformation challenges at the recent APIdays Melbourne, as Australia moves from the 'why' to the 'how' of API management.
Nominations open for #TechDiversity Awards
20 May, 2016Consider yourself an inclusive guy or gal? Nominations are now open for the inaugural #TechDiversity Awards, which celebrates leaders of diversity in tech.
ERP solutions need a hybrid approach
19 May, 2016 by Andrew Powell, Managing Director, Rimini Street Asia PacificThe old-school enterprise resource planning approach has run its course — it's time to adopt a hybrid application landscape.
Is Chrome now the most popular browser everywhere?
17 May, 2016According to Adobe, Chrome is becoming the go-to web browser on any and all platforms.
$100K illegal software penalty for WA company
16 May, 2016BSA | The Software Alliance has settled a case with a Western Australian company for the illegal use of Adobe, Autodesk and Microsoft software in breach of copyright law.
Transforming business for the Trans-Pacific opportunity
13 May, 2016 by Darren Read, General Manager, Services Australia and New Zealand, Avaya | Supplied by: Avaya Australia Pty LtdThe Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is still shrouded in a level of uncertainty, but what should businesses be doing to take advantage of the opportunities?
Big tech park plans for Toowoomba
12 May, 2016A 29-hectare technology park may soon be coming to Toowoomba, Queensland — one of the largest outside the capital cities.
Charting the future of ICT education
12 May, 2016How to plan for Australia's future with ICT education was on the agenda at a national forum for leaders from across industry and academia.
#TechDiversity initiative calls for change
10 May, 2016The #TechDiversity initiative is calling for change — more women and minorities are needed to diversify the technology industry.
US investing in quantum tech at Sydney Uni
09 May, 2016The University of Sydney has been awarded a multimillion-dollar research grant in quantum technology from a US intelligence agency.
Symantec CEO departs; ACCC's NBN report; PC demands IP reform
06 May, 2016 by Andrew CollinsMichael Brown steps down as Symantec's head, the ACCC releases NBN wholesale market report, and the Productivity Commission wants patent and copyright changes.
Gov ICT Awards winners announced
05 May, 2016The winners and grinners for the Australian Government ICT Awards were announced at CeBIT 2016 in Sydney on May 3.
