iTnews Newsletter - Monday March 20, 2017

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Monday March 20, 2017

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The CIO movements that made headlines in 2016

iPhone owners warned to back up data before iOS 10.3

Why Australia Post ransomwared its own staff

Melbourne Uni turns to wi-fi to limit students to their own faculties

AFP hints at 'developments' in Census investigation

What's on Social Media

	Australian Senate @AuSenate	ParlWork contains a new-look Dynamic Red with some added functionality https://t.co/U9ub4xuD8R

	Bret Morris @BretAMorris	This is a great initiative. Come on Govts follow the lead and truly open up your data so that we can improve publi… https://t.co/bBz68iMoix

	Lee Davis @leedaviscio	Great to see the new Government taking technology seriously - 'WA gets its first IT minister' https://t.co/TGTPTAXiDg

	Gordy @GordyPls	🎶🎵 99 showstopper bugs in the code / 99 showstopper bugs / check one out / patch it all down / 103 showstopper bugs in the code. 🎶🎵

	Jim Harris @JimHarris	FUNNY & TRUE The number of people predicting the death of Moores Law doubles every 18 months #IBMInterConnect #tech… https://t.co/glXMAfpJMv

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Events


Event Name	Location	Date
3rd Annual Disruptive Innovation Week Summit	Hilton Sydney, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)	March 29, 2017
CeBIT Australia	International Convention Centre Sydney	May 23, 2017
CeBIT Australia 2017	International Convention Centre Sydney	May 23, 2017

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