IT Management

Management in the 2040s

29 February, 2016 by Guy Cranswick

How executive management adapts to technological innovation will be critical in the deployment of technologies and the structure of management in the future.


Government reviewing Australia's space legislation

25 February, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The government is conducting a review aimed at ensuring Australia's space legislation is up to date and can help stimulate the industry, and has now opened the review up to public consultation.


Changing mindsets the key to competitiveness

24 February, 2016 by Branko Bugarski, General Manager, HPE Software, HPE South Pacific | Supplied by: Hewlett Packard Enterprise

With big data analytics, the trick is to persuade as well as predict, in order to deliver real-time, holistic intelligence that can influence a customer's next action.


Govt opens innovation Landing Pad in San Francisco

22 February, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The Australian Government has opened a Landing Pad in San Francisco, one of five planned facilities designed to help Australian technology start-ups crack the global market.


Business intelligence in the middle

22 February, 2016 by Andrew Collins

Much of the trouble that Australian organisations are having with business intelligence comes down simply to a lack of skills in the workforce, analysts say.


.sydney domain celebrates first year

17 February, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

There have been nearly 9000 .sydney domain names registered since its launch one year ago, and registrar Neustar is processing around 900,000 DNS queries for .sydney domains per day.


AIIA taking nominations for 2016 iAwards

17 February, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The AIIA is inviting nominations from across all sectors of Australian innovation for the 2016 iAwards.


Experts discuss threats to internet at ANU conference

16 February, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Cybersecurity experts have gathered at the ANU for a conference aimed at exploring the future of the internet and the threats nation state policies pose to its fundamental freedom and openness.


Data mining gives miners better insights

12 February, 2016 | Supplied by: Tableau Asia Pacific Pte Ltd

A new tactical business intelligence solution is helping coal mining companies get to grips with their huge volumes of production data.


AGL, govt invest in battery storage for solar power

11 February, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

AGL and the government have separately invested in Sunverge Energy's battery energy storage technology, while Australia's Redflow is preparing to launch its own battery storage product.


Twitter lost monthly active users in Q4

11 February, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Shares in Twitter briefly fell 13% after the company published its latest results showing that its monthly active userbase actually declined during the fourth calendar quarter.


CeBIT 2016 conference program announced

11 February, 2016

The conference program is now available for one of the biggest business technology events of the year, returning once again to Sydney from 2–4 May.


Pegasystems Pega Field Service CRM application

11 February, 2016 | Supplied by: Pegasystems Pty Ltd

Pegasystems has launched the Pega Field Service, a CRM application that allows organisations to extend greater customer service capabilities to field technician agents.


Custom app improves sales, marketing and reporting

11 February, 2016 | Supplied by: FileMaker Inc

Specialist beverage marketer SouthTrade International has boosted sales and vastly improved marketing and reporting efficiencies using a custom-built app.


Electronics companies failing to protect worker rights

10 February, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Dick Smith was among the five most improved electronics brands in a grading of efforts to ensure their supply chains are free of worker exploitation, but the entire industry needs to do more, a report states.


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