Articles
Democratising software development
How do we ensure our tech talent is doing the highest value jobs? By enabling the non- and low-technical workforce to utilise no- and low-code technologies. [ + ]
Securing backups: defending your defence
Two-pronged ransomware attacks are increasingly common, making MFA mandatory for activity that could potentially see backup data manipulated or deleted. [ + ]
How digitising schools boosts their success
Just 47% of education institutions have a digital strategy in place to improve teaching and learning outcomes, according to a new study. [ + ]
Tiny transistors pave the way for new-gen 2D technology
Researchers from UNSW Sydney have developed a tiny, transparent and flexible material to be used as a novel semiconductive component in transistors. [ + ]
Less is more: advantage through automation
Slack's head of APAC, Matt Loop, explains how software development teams should be the role models for automation adoption across other business areas. [ + ]
Security gaps leaving businesses wide open
A new headache is coming to fruition for IT leaders in ensuring their security systems can keep pace in protecting each new technology infrastructure. [ + ]
Is SD-WAN right for you?
SD-WANs have become a critical factor for large company operations. Is it time for SMBs to also take advantage of this technology? [ + ]
New threats to data and critical infrastructure
Organisations are being forced to confront the evolving threat landscape and respond quickly to avoid data breaches, fraud and ransomware attacks. [ + ]
Data innovation: what's holding Aussie orgs back?
Regardless of business goals or unique challenges, data has tremendous power to help Australian organisations level up operations and hit their stride. [ + ]
Why zero trust is no longer optional
Network architectures that assume all users inside the perimeter are inherently trustworthy are no longer sufficient — it’s time to deploy zero trust. [ + ]
Online NAPLAN testing for all schools
The final year of transitioning to online NAPLAN testing has commenced, with the assessment beginning Tuesday, 10 May. [ + ]
How AI is teaching students farming of the future
Microsoft provided funding for a CSIRO pilot program that provides students with experience using AI to tackle agricultural challenges. [ + ]
Aussies planning to increase 5G connections
Around one-third of Australian consumers are willing to pay more for 5G, according to a new report from management consultancy Oliver Wyman. [ + ]
How blockchain is reshaping digital documents
Remote work has made simple tasks, such as signing documents, more challenging... Now blockchain is changing everything. [ + ]
How powered fibre is powering your family's education
The concept of the connected (smart) campus has grown tremendously over the past several years. [ + ]
