IT Management > Enterprise software

Software settlement cases rise 100%

13 March, 2018 by Jonathan Nally

Almost 30 cases of unlicensed software use were settled in 2017, leading to damages paid of more than $347,000.


Solisma Service Improvement Manager

01 February, 2018

Service Improvement Manager (SIM) is a scalable solution that can be used by individual teams and workgroups, or across departments to deliver enterprise-wide governance, risk, compliance and quality (GRC+Q) management.


First Navy ship gets Windows 10

03 July, 2017 by Jonathan Nally

The Royal Australian Navy's HMAS Choules has become the first ship in the fleet to be upgraded to Windows 10.


91% of IT orgs have installed Windows 10

02 May, 2017 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

While 91% of IT organisations have adopted Windows 10 to at least some extent, only 10% are in full production, with the majority still in the early stages of the migration.


Two-thirds of Australian workers are mobile

18 April, 2017 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

While 66% of employees spend at least 20% of their time outside the office, fewer than half feel fully empowered to work collaboratively, according to Microsoft.


2017's battle of the bots

12 April, 2017 by Robert Schwarz

With chatbots growing in prominence, it's important to get the basics right as the 'battle of the bots' heats up.


First Windows 10 Branch for Business to be retired in March

23 January, 2017 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The first Windows 10 Branch for Business, released in July 2015, will no longer receive updates of any kind after the 26th of March.


ERP at the crossroads

18 January, 2017 by Sebastian Grady, President, Rimini Street

Instead of blindly accepting vendor-dictated 'mandatory evolution', companies can choose a new path that frees up funds and expertise and focuses on overall value.


KPMG rethinks client communication

16 January, 2017

Relocation to new premises prompted KPMG to rethink the technology it uses to communicate with clients, resulting in a streamlined digital flow of information.


Atlassian to buy Trello for $578.2m

10 January, 2017 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Atlassian has reached a US$425m deal to add web-based project management platform Trello to its growing portfolio of team collaboration software.


Integration creates best-of-breed enterprises

31 December, 2016 by Michael Evans, Managing Director APJ, Dell Boomi

In today's digital era, enterprises need to move away from traditional processes and governance towards an iPaaS solution.


Businesses ill-prepared for e-signature boom

26 October, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

By 2020 more than 100m transactions will be authorised by e-signatures annually in Australia, representing one in every 10 global eSignature transactions, according to Adobe.


Software settings issue behind SA blackout: AEMO

20 October, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Suboptimally configured failsafe mechanisms at nine wind farms were the cause of last month's South Australian blackout, not the intermittent nature of wind energy, an AEMO investigation states.


Global IT spending to grow 2.9% in 2017

18 October, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The emergence of a new technology paradigm Gartner calls “civilisation infrastructure” will help lift global IT spending out of the doldrums next year, stimulating a projected 2.9% growth, the company said.


Open Windows wins tenders from NT, ACT

17 October, 2016 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Government-focused contract lifecycle management software provider Open Windows has won software supply tenders with both mainland territories.


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