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Adelaide Festival Centre adopting hybrid cloud
Adelaide Festival Centre has engaged Optus Business to migrate its existing IT infrastructure to a hybrid cloud platform based on Microsoft Azure. [ + ]
Collaboration key to competitiveness for ANZ businesses
While ANZ business leaders overwhelmingly believe that technology-enabled collaboration is key to competitiveness and can transform their workplace, only one in five believe their current tools are optimal. [ + ]
Storage upgrade brings a sense of connectedness
Wollongong's Nan Tien Temple needed an IT upgrade to help establish its tertiary education facility and stay connected with the Buddhist order's worldwide network. [ + ]
Experts discuss threats to internet at ANU conference
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. [ + ]
Australia and NZ expand agreement to fight spam
ACMA and New Zealand's NZDIA have expanded their collaboration to tackle spam, malware and phishing scams to cover wider sharing of information and tools. [ + ]
Cisco drops $2bn on IoT buy; Autodesk cuts 925 jobs; T9000 spies on Skype users
Cisco plans to acquire Jasper Technologies for about $1.98 billion, almost 1000 jobs to go in Autodesk restructure, and Palo Alto reveals a Trojan that can spy on Skype users. [ + ]
AGL, govt invest in battery storage for solar power
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
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
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. [ + ]
Helping SMBs embrace mobility and the cloud
As mobility and the cloud continue to steadily influence progress in communication and collaboration, businesses need to ask themselves some crucial questions about their adoption. [ + ]
Cupid's arrow could sting for CIOs this Valentine's Day
A study of 25 of the most popular dating apps on iOS found that many could violate companies' BYOD, privacy and confidentiality or risk profile policies. [ + ]
Electronics companies failing to protect worker rights
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. [ + ]
Aussies hoarding old gadgets due to data security concerns
New research has shown many Australians are hoarding old electronic devices because they lack the knowledge to recycle and are concerned about their data security. [ + ]
Labour-saving effects of ICT lessening in Australia
The impact of ICT on Australian productivity in terms of human capital appears to have slowed over the past decade, government research shows, but benefits are being felt in other areas. [ + ]
Apple patches more than 100 flaws in iOS 9
Apple has issued patches for over 100 vulnerabilities in iOS 9, including multiple kernel bugs capable of triggering malicious code, and has responded to the reports of the 'error 53' that is bricking some iPhones. [ + ]