IT Management

NZ leading the charge in fibre adoption

22 October, 2019 | Supplied by: IDC Australia Pty Ltd

New Zealand is leading the charge in fibre adoption, with 44% of consumers now primarily accessing internet through a fibre connection, according to IDC.


Employers expect struggles upskilling staff

22 October, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Around 87% of Australian employers expect to face challenges upskilling staff to support the adoption of new technologies.


Would you trust a robot over your manager? Study finds most do

21 October, 2019 | Supplied by: Oracle Corporation Australia

People trust robots more than their managers, with many being "excited" about and "grateful" for their robot co-workers, a study shows.


Cybersecurity and data management top concerns for IT auditors

21 October, 2019

IT security, privacy and cybersecurity remain the top challenges for IT auditors worldwide, followed by data management and emerging technologies.


AI expert Dr Catriona Wallace to speak at CEBIT 2019

17 October, 2019

AI expert Dr Catriona Wallace is set to share her insights on what we can look forward to in a world with more advanced AI, at this year's CEBIT expo.


New regs aim to combat mobile number fraud

17 October, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The government has introduced a regulatory requirement for mobile service providers to confirm a customer's identity before porting out their mobile number.


PC market growing strongly, says IDC

16 October, 2019

Over 70 million PCs shipped globally last quarter, achieving 3% year-on-year growth from quarter three 2018, according to IDC.


French cyber tech firm Squad to join Lot Fourteen

16 October, 2019

French cyber tech firm Squad is set to land in Adelaide innovation precinct Lot Fourteen, as part of a plan to increase its reach in the Asia–Pacific region.


Dell Boomi, Fujitsu enter A/NZ alliance

16 October, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

Fujitsu Australia and Dell subsidiary Boomi have teamed up to provide integrated business applications and professional services to A/NZ enterprises.


Hackers and AFP join forces in search for missing persons

14 October, 2019

Over 300 hackers and investigators have joined forces to try to find missing persons, as part of the Australian Cyber Week hackathon.


Court dismisses ACCC's case against TPG

14 October, 2019 by Dylan Bushell-Embling

The Federal Court has vindicated TPG during its legal battle with the ACCC over the company's prepayments policy for some internet, phone and broadband plans.


ACCC shines spotlight on basic nbn product prices

14 October, 2019

NBN Co's wholesale prices are being brought under the spotlight amid concerns Australians may not be able to access basic broadband plans at fair rates.


New guide could help improve patients' privacy

11 October, 2019

Patients' health information could be better protected with the help of a new privacy guide issued by the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.


Industry discourages expats' return despite skills shortage

11 October, 2019

Returning expats could help fill the skills gap facing the technology industry if only Australian companies would hire them, a new report has shown.


Research centre to study ethical autonomous decision-making

11 October, 2019 | Supplied by: RMIT University

A new research centre is set to explore the safe and ethical use of autonomous decision-making technologies after receiving $31.8 million in government funding.


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