Buying a PC in the EOFY sales? Don't panic!
29 June, 2016 by Anna Torres, National Marketing Director, Intel AustraliaYou must choose the right technology to suit your business needs to truly get value out of the end-of-financial-year sales and tax incentives.
Digital disruption improves customer experience
27 May, 2016 by Maarten van der Zeyden, Solutions Director, Utilities & Enterprise Asset Management, Certus SolutionsNew technologies and digital disruption will vastly improve customer experience for Australian energy and water suppliers.
Big tech park plans for Toowoomba
12 May, 2016A 29-hectare technology park may soon be coming to Toowoomba, Queensland — one of the largest outside the capital cities.
Chromebase recruited to improve workforce efficiency
18 January, 2016Randstad Australia is rolling out LG Chromebase devices throughout Australia and New Zealand, leading the global company's worldwide IT initiative.
300 homes to test nbn's HFC pilot
09 November, 2015nbn has announced it has started piloting hybrid fibre-coaxial technology with 300 premises in Queensland.
Mainframes still matter
22 October, 2015In a new report, 90% of respondents predict the mainframe's long-term viability, citing security, availability, data and transactional throughput as key drivers in powering the digital economy.
Link Group hands Fujitsu an $80m managed services deal
02 October, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingAustralian financial services provider Link Group has signed an $80 million deal to expand its managed IT infrastructure services arrangement with Fujitsu to cover the entire business.
Konica Minolta bizhub C368 and bizhub C308 colour multifunction printers
21 September, 2015Konica Minolta has launched two office colour multifunction printers (MFP), bizhub C368 and bizhub C308, which feature wireless, mobile and cloud technology allowing users to print wherever they like without the need for software drivers.
Outdated tech behind Aussie bank IT outages
14 September, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingAustralian EFTPOS provider Tyro Payments has called on Australian banks to upgrade their "ageing and archaic" IT systems to address the sector's regular IT outages.
Vix wins $27m smart ticket contract in Malaysia
30 July, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingAustralian smart ticketing and payment technology vendor Vix Technology has picked up a $27m contract to supply components of Malaysia's planned unified public transport ticketing system.
Supercharged supercomputer for Bureau of Meteorology
22 July, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe Department of the Environment has ordered a new supercomputer for the Bureau of Meteorology that is 16 times more powerful than its current system.
Brother PDS-5000 and PDS-6000 desktop scanners
07 July, 2015Brother International Australia has released the PDS-5000 and PDS-6000 desktop scanners for high-volume scanning needs, featuring increased speed and throughput as well as improved image processing and compatibility through drivers and bundled software solutions.
Converged infrastructures vs SDN: integrate or disaggregate?
06 July, 2015 by Wilson Lai, Technical Director, Asia-Pacific and Japan, Extreme NetworksWhich is best - getting networks up and running quickly with the most converged infrastructure available, or using SDN to promote open and dynamic systems that can leverage innovations faster?
Panasonic LF8 and LFE8 display panels
26 June, 2015Panasonic Australia has launched a series of digital signage and business display panels designed for clear viewing in a range of lighting situations and versatile playback for a variety of formats.
University of Sydney launches HPC
10 June, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe University of Sydney's new Artemis high-performance computer has been designed in collaboration with Dell to meet the requirements of the university's researchers.
