Australian stories
As with all new innovations, business leaders need to ensure they're not investing in technology that doesn't add value.
Australia's National Energy Resources Australia will provide $4.8m in funding for eight clean technology projects in the energy sector.
Cybersecurity and artificial intelligence now seem to go hand in hand as complementary weapons against crime, but what lies ahead?.
The predictions for the new year include both good news and bad news, like the biggest data breach settlement of all time and increased awareness.
Tech Data has announced a distribution agreement with CyberPower Systems to allow the distributor to provide AU partners with the entire portfolio.
Rajiv Shah, former BAE Systems executive, is appointed as Director of Government Cybersecurity for BT in Australia.
Stuff Fibre just announced their entrance into the movies-on-demand market with the launch of a new product, Stuff Pix...
According to the company, it uses a proprietary neural network that is inspired by the brain's natural ability to learn.
Swedish company Flexenclosure plans to build up to 20 data centers in Australia over the next three years in partnership with local provider Virtutel.
Construction companies sitting on the sidelines need to take steps now to join the digital future – or risk being left behind.
Enprise Group's half-year report until September 30, 2017, shows a 10.40% revenue jump to NZD $4.7 million and a 22% rise in net profit to NZD $393,000.
LinkedIn went down yesterday in countries across the world due to an SSL certificate expiry, leaving some users' data at risk with no encryption.
Sage awards top 50 partners globally, with Australia's MicroChannel, CitySoft Consulting, and Leverage Technologies receiving accolades for sales excellence.
There's yet another gap here; and that's between what the executive and IT teams believe is needed in the businesses' digital transformation journey.
A number of industry stalwarts are on board for the much anticipated channel program including Cisco, Westcon Comstor, Telstra and Vocus.
Immature governance, risk and compliance investments by majority of Aussie organisations are inadequate to support NDB requirements.
Human-focused phishing defence provider PhishMe now has a local distribution partner in New Zealand after teaming up with MPA.
Leidos Australia opens new co-working facility in Canberra, creating over 20 jobs, with research agreements signed with two universities.
A Gemalto report reveals data breaches could trigger a mass exodus, with over half of Australian consumers ready to switch banks or retailers post-breach.
Juniper Networks partners with Dicker Data as a new distributor in Australia, enhancing their reach in networking, security, and software-defined solutions.
