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Simplifying the enterprise with DaaS
Data-as-a-service software, including data virtualisation, is fast becoming a strategic IT solution to address the demands of the big data trend. [ + ]
Telstra, nbn negotiating HFC deal
Telstra has signed agreements with nbn covering negotiation on a deal to support the rollout of the NBN within the HFC footprint, as well as contracts to provide network operations and maintenance services. [ + ]
Aussie businesses must stop trying to outsmart Google
While Australian businesses still wait to see the impact of Google's new algorithm favouring mobile-friendly sites, a search marketing expert has called on them to focus on the fundamentals of SEO. [ + ]
Which company had the first dot-com domain?
Check out this list of the first 10 companies to register for a commercial dot-com domain, with now-defunct computer manufacturer Symbolics taking the top spot. [ + ]
Govt to pay $37m over laptop snafu; Aussie ransomware attacks quadruple; Facebook at Work launch looms
Education Department to repay $37m over forced laptop leases, ransomware attacks on Australian businesses surge, and a Facebook business version expected to launch soon. [ + ]
First 1000 FTTN NBN premises connected
The NBN has reached a pair of milestones, with the first 1000 FTTN premises — and the first 1.5 million premises using any technology — now connected to the national network. [ + ]
Deakin Uni to open VR learning hub
Deakin University has partnered with EON Reality to set up an interactive digital centre hub in Melbourne covering the latest virtual and augmented reality technologies. [ + ]
Telstra offers Aussies unlimited free Wi-Fi
Telstra is giving its customers unlimited free access to its large Wi-Fi network, Telstra Air, in time for summer. [ + ]
Slow data speeds top TIO complaints in Q3
The Telecom Industry Ombudsman (TIO) has revealed that consumer complaints over slow data speeds grew 66.3% year-on-year in Q3, even as overall complaints received by the office declined. [ + ]
Tech leaders found $1bn OpenAI organisation
A group of technology innovators and companies has founded an organisation dedicated to researching ways to use AI and machine learning to benefit the whole of humanity. [ + ]
Cybercriminals to change how they operate in 2016
Bitdefender is predicting significant changes to the business of cybercrime in 2016, with APTs focusing more on obfuscation than persistence and malicious adware becoming more popular. [ + ]
Unified comms defeating the tyranny of distance
For enterprises whose operations span wide geographical areas with dispersed workforces, unified communications is the solution to many problems. [ + ]
Urban hubs — workplaces of the future
Organisations that fully harness the potential of providing highly flexible and creative workplaces early will be able to attract and retain the best talent for their workforce. [ + ]
'Cybersecurity tick' scheme for SMEs
New Zealand businesses with good cybersecurity practices could receive a 'cybersecurity tick' under a proposed scheme to encourage SME action against cyber attacks. [ + ]
Atlassian becomes highest-valued Aussie tech company
Australian collaborative technology vendor Atlassian has been valued at a record $6.03bn following a stronger-than-expected IPO on the Nasdaq.
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