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Anittel wins managed services deals for WA schools
Anittel has picked up managed services deals worth a combined $2 million with three more private schools in Western Australia. [ + ]
Tech Insights: Interview with Hope Powers, CA Technologies
In our new Tech Insights series, we quiz industry leaders to get their views of what the year ahead holds for the IT world. Today we speak with Hope Powers, Senior Vice President & Managing Director, ANZ, CA Technologies. [ + ]
Geek Weekly: Our top weird tech stories for 19 March
This week: $500m TAFE computer system failure, self-driving car coast-to-coast road trip, batteries made with spider silk, Sydney's OPAL card woes and a robotic cat. [ + ]
Tech Insights: Interview with Thorsten Punke, TE Connectivity
In our Tech Insights series, we quiz industry leaders to get their views of what the year ahead holds for the IT world. Today we speak with Thorsten Punke, Strategic Marketing Manager, ANZ, TE Connectivity. [ + ]
It's time for a serious talk with the CFO
The time has come to look beyond asset ownership as the best way of delivering efficient and effective IT solutions, and focus more on financial management's Holy Grail of outcome-based pricing, argues Ovum's Kevin Noonan. [ + ]
Fast data in logistics and supply chains
Gone are the days where business can be run and decisions made based on legacy policies, ridged approaches or even intuition. The logistics and supply chain enterprises that will thrive are the ones that innovate to use every available advantage and opportunity. [ + ]
Wikipedia sues NSA spies; Facebook faces class action; HP loses four patents
Wikimedia Foundation sues the US National Security Agency over surveillance, Facebook faces class action over kids spending parents' money online and HP loses patent battle with ServiceNow. [ + ]
Telcos want clarity on data retention costs
Telstra, Optus, Vodafone and 13 other telecom companies have asked for clarity on how much the government plans to contribute towards the costs of complying with the proposed new data retention law. [ + ]
Expert calls on lawmakers to avoid "breaking the internet"
Government policy-makers must be cautious while imposing regulations and laws that threaten the integrity of the internet, an expert involved in shaping the internet's evolution has warned. [ + ]
PC market to shrink 4.9% in 2015
The global contraction in the PC market may be worse than expected in 2015 as device substitution and lower subsidies for Windows 8.1 devices constrict demand, according to IDC. [ + ]
TPG plans to buy iiNet for around $1.4bn
TPG intends to buy rival fixed-line operator iiNet for $8.60 per share, becoming the second-largest fixed broadband operator in Australia by market share. [ + ]
Tech Insights: Interview with Grant Christian, Information Builders
In our new Tech Insights series, we quiz industry leaders to get their views of what the year ahead holds for the IT world. Today we speak with Grant Christian, Country Manager, Information Builders. [ + ]
Google may rank search results based on facts
Google researchers are developing a method for evaluating the trustworthiness of a web page based on the accuracy of facts presented and penalising sites with wrong information. [ + ]
Tech Insights: Interview with David Gibson, Varonis
In our new Tech Insights series, we quiz industry leaders to get their views of what the year ahead holds for the IT world. Today we speak with David Gibson, Vice President of Marketing, Varonis. [ + ]
Analytics for all - business intelligence in 2015
The coming year will see business intelligence (BI) tools move out of the IT department and into the rest of the enterprise, while large BI vendors will incorporate data discovery features made popular by smaller vendors and smaller vendors look for new target markets. [ + ]