Uni of Newcastle first to adopt Windows 10 campus-wide
23 November, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-Embling
The University of Newcastle will upgrade 10,000 of its devices across its multiple locations with Windows 10, as part of a project to enable closer collaboration between campuses.
NSW reportedly plans to legalise Uber
23 November, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe NSW Government will introduce legislation legalising ride-sharing services such as Uber but imposing stricter regulations on drivers, according to reports.
Ricoh Flex Series multifunction devices
23 November, 2015 | Supplied by: Ricoh AustraliaRicoh Australia has released its Flex Series, featuring an integrated cloud platform that connects users of compatible office multifunction devices (MFD) to 15 popular cloud services without requiring any on-site software.
First Aussie venture capitalist joins Innovation Australia
19 November, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-Embling
Bill Ferris, regarded as the father of Australia's venture capitalist industry, has been appointed as the new chair of Innovation Australia.
Optus tops Vodafone in complaints; S Central ex-CEO jailed; Pilots’ iPad errors caused mishap
19 November, 2015 by Andrew CollinsOptus the most complained about telco, former S Central boss Peter Mavridis to be jailed over 'deception', and Qantas jet scraped its tail during take-off.
ME Bank appoints GM for data
18 November, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-Embling
Industry super-fund-owned bank ME has selected analytics expert Annie South as its new GM for data as part of a technology-focused leadership overhaul.
Aussie kids get a tech boost from Cisco and CSIRO
18 November, 2015 | Supplied by: CiscoAustralia's next generation will get a firsthand look into the work of real-world technology experts thanks to a new collaboration between Cisco and CSIRO.
Data retention divide widens
17 November, 2015Internet Australia has raised concerns over the level of control on who can access the data kept under the country's new data retention scheme.
HPE's new Adelaide office will create over 400 jobs
17 November, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingThe newly spun-off Hewlett Packard Enterprise has formally opened a new office in Adelaide, building on HP's nearly 50-year presence in the state.
Geek Weekly: Technology Decisions' quirky tech stories for 17 November 2015
17 November, 2015This week: Win 3.1 glitch grounds flights, IBM's mainframe man dies, China tops supercomputer rankings, Aussie IT education going backwards, and would you like worms with your coffee?
Industry scouts for digital disrupters at graduate show
16 November, 2015 | Supplied by: University of Sydney
Digital design students will have their work on showcase to impress Australian corporations at the 2015 Design Lab graduate show in Sydney from 26–28 November.
Back to basics for a new style of business
16 November, 2015 by Alan Hyde, Hewlett Packard Enterprise Group VP and GM, South Pacific | Supplied by: Hewlett Packard Enterprise
A new breed of IT leaders is embracing a style of business in which the underlying platforms are automated, open and optimised, agile and analytically driven to deliver business operations digitally.
CBA to move 10K Sydney employees to revamped tech park
13 November, 2015 by Dylan Bushell-EmblingCommonwealth Bank has arranged to become the anchor tenant for the Australian Technology Park, which is being redeveloped by the Mirvac Group into a business precinct.
Atlassian's IPO; CryptoWall 4.0 emerges; Driverless cars headed for NSW
12 November, 2015 by Andrew CollinsAussie star Atlassian files for IPO in US, dangerous new CryptoWall ransomware emerges, and NSW Minister falls in love with driverless cars.
TPP concerns for internet users
10 November, 2015Internet Australia claims the TPP has the potential to adversely affect internet users, such as through more onerous legislation in relation to the unlawful downloading of film and TV content.
