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Cloud services driving MYOB sales
Cloud-based MYOB services now account for 67% of the company's new customer registrations across Australia and New Zealand, according to CEO Tim Reed. [ + ]
Tech Insights: Interview with Alec Gardner, Teradata
In our new Tech Insights series, we speak with industry leaders to get their views of what the year ahead holds for the IT world. Today's expert is Alec Gardner, general manager, advanced analytics for Teradata. [ + ]
Vodafone to deploy voice over LTE
Vodafone plans to become one of the first operators in Australia to launch voice over LTE (VoLTE) for the operator's 4G customers. [ + ]
Lowering the mobile total cost of ownership
Recent research has found that two-thirds of organisations underestimate their true mobile cost of ownership, with support and operations costs being more than twice that of hardware costs. [ + ]
Businesses beware: mobile apps pose privacy threats
Nearly a third of Android mobile apps access and share private information, but many Australian mobile users are ignorant or unconcerned about the risks, a Symantec survey shows. [ + ]
Industrial networks in the IoT era
The second annual ACI Connect event in April will include the inaugural Future Networks Forum, where industry experts will ponder the future of industrial networks in the IoT era. [ + ]
Unified comms - the path to efficiency and savings
Organisations can achieve significant savings and dramatically boost efficiency and collaborative effort by upgrading to a unified communications system. We spoke to three that have made the switch. [ + ]
Adobe confirms third zero-day Flash exploit
Trend Micro said it has discovered a new zero-day vulnerability in Adobe Flash, the third such exploit uncovered since Adobe's last Patch Tuesday. [ + ]
IBM denies 110,000 layoff reports; BMW patches hackable cars; Australia launches cyberattacks
IBM rejects reports of job cuts, BMW tackles a flaw that could have allowed hackers to unlock car doors and Australian cyberattacks outed. [ + ]
DDoS attacks nearly double in Q4
The frequency and scale of DDoS attacks grew sharply in Q4 as DDoS-for-hire and multivector attacks increased in popularity, an Akamai report shows. [ + ]
Microsoft to offer Windows 10 as a free upgrade
Microsoft has revealed plans to start offering its flagship OS as a service, starting with offering Windows 10 for free to users of Windows 7 or newer for the first year after launch. [ + ]
Geek Weekly: Our top weird tech stories for 29 January
Did flight computers lead to crash?; tax office faces huge IT problem; TAFE teachers criticise IT failure; what to do with your old CRTs; and IT helpdesk funnies. [ + ]
Self-service BI disrupting analytics models
New smart data discovery and analytics tools are taking business intelligence outside of the realm of IT and into the general business, but many self-service BI initiatives have poor governance. [ + ]
Equinix signs 30 new customers to ME1 DC
More than 30 new cloud, IT and network service providers have arranged to deploy in ME1, Equinix's first Melbourne data centre. [ + ]
Don't let little data become a big hassle
Little data may become more valuable to your business than big data. But how do you gather it efficiently and securely, and what should you do with it? [ + ]