Aussie CIOs grappling with ageing IT infrastructure
04 July, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe majority of Australian CIOs report being at least moderately impacted by ageing or disparate technology, and just over half report being challenged by budget restraint.
Tech policy should promote use, not just creation
01 July, 2016 by Rob Stummer, Managing Director, IFS Australia & New Zealand | Supplied by: IFS AustraliaThe major political parties are focused more on what we have seen in the past, rather than the sort of business disruption we are seeing at present.
Free Windows 10 update coming in August
01 July, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingMicrosoft will introduce new security capabilities and other functionality to its latest operating system in August with the launch of the free Windows 10 Anniversary Update.
KPMG Australia calls on IBM's Watson
29 June, 2016KPMG Australia will apply IBM Watson cognitive computing technology to its audit and assurance services.
Making Sydney a competitive tech start-up hub
29 June, 2016 | Supplied by: City of SydneyNow could be the time to launch your tech business in Sydney with the City's new action plan to support start-ups.
Unlicensed software: pay now or later?
29 June, 2016 by Michael Alf, Country Manager, Australia, Matrix42 | Supplied by: Matrix42Using unlicensed software can be a bigger headache than most businesses realise, as what starts out as a short-term financial shortcut can end up as a costly legal problem.
Buying a PC in the EOFY sales? Don't panic!
29 June, 2016 by Anna Torres, National Marketing Director, Intel Australia | Supplied by: Intel Australia Pty LtdYou must choose the right technology to suit your business needs to truly get value out of the end-of-financial-year sales and tax incentives.
Aussies drafted for global cybersecurity board
28 June, 2016Two prominent Australians will be among 15 elected individuals to hold a place on the international ISACA board during 2016–17.
Artificial intelligence comp to tackle global challenges
27 June, 2016Can AI solve the world's biggest challenges? If you can build it and prove it, then several million dollars in prize money could be yours.
Australian SVOD subscriber base swells to 2.7m
27 June, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingSubscription video on demand (SVOD) is rapidly catching up to pay TV as Australia's top source of paid video content and is on track to take the lead by June 2019, according to Telsyte.
La Trobe signs SaaS deal with TechnologyOne
27 June, 2016La Trobe University has signed a SaaS partnership contract with TechnologyOne for a student management system.
Delivering a digital strategy
27 June, 2016 by Tony Roupell, Technical Specialist, K2 | Supplied by: K2 AustraliaYou have a digital strategy but the clock is ticking and pressure is mounting to deliver. What now? Here are five things to think about.
Speed and agility — the keys to success
27 June, 2016 by Peter Wright, Executive General Manager, Melbourne IT | Supplied by: Melbourne ITThe new paradigm of digital transformation will enable you to build ongoing organisational success by understanding and relating to your customers.
What Fintech will mean for your company
20 June, 2016 by Saranga Sudarshan, Research Analyst, ICT Practice, Frost & Sullivan Australia & New ZealandIt's time to consider what Fintech will mean for your business, and why you should start preparing for the opportunities it presents.
Augmentation will transform our work lives
17 June, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingTechnologies currently in development have the long-term potential to blur the line between technology and biology, and this could have a major impact on the business sphere, according to MYOB.
