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Bringing the cloud to you

Bringing the cloud to you

Vendors' new approach for those who won't move.
Ry Crozier Jan 16 2017 6:50AM Software
How new enterprise spaces are reshaping the network

How new enterprise spaces are reshaping the network

But the case for future upgrades is far from settled.
Ry Crozier Jan 13 2017 11:41AM Networking
The 2016 leap second: Will our computers cope?

The 2016 leap second: Will our computers cope?

[Opinion] 61 percent of the internet's time servers are doing it wrong.
Darryl Veitch Dec 30 2016 4:00PM Oddware
The mechanics of Woodside's Watson environment

The mechanics of Woodside's Watson environment

12 instances and counting.
Ry Crozier Nov 21 2016 6:58AM Software
How Westpac and the ASX are using the 'overhyped' blockchain

How Westpac and the ASX are using the 'overhyped' blockchain

Ups and downs of playing with new tech.
Allie Coyne Nov 16 2016 6:45AM Software
UTS tackles automated server provisioning

UTS tackles automated server provisioning

Joins growing list of vRealize adopters.
Ry Crozier Nov 10 2016 12:00PM Software
How big pharma is using technology to get closer to patients

How big pharma is using technology to get closer to patients

Inside Cochlear and AstraZeneca’s ‘patient engagement’ projects.
Ry Crozier Nov 2 2016 12:00PM Software
Inside Woodside's business case for Watson

Inside Woodside's business case for Watson

Meet ‘Willow’, the virtual avatar.
Ry Crozier Oct 27 2016 6:16AM Strategy
How Aussies are evolving IBM's Watson

How Aussies are evolving IBM's Watson

Inside Big Blue’s local commercial and research efforts.
Ry Crozier Oct 6 2016 6:52AM Strategy
SAP sells Trenitalia as blueprint for industrial IoT

SAP sells Trenitalia as blueprint for industrial IoT

But can the project be repeated worldwide?
Ry Crozier Oct 5 2016 6:34AM Strategy
All-flash storage slowly making its mark on Aussie enterprise

All-flash storage slowly making its mark on Aussie enterprise

Adoption is gradually increasing.
Ry Crozier Aug 25 2016 7:03AM Hardware
Is the national security incursion provoking would-be hackers?

Is the national security incursion provoking would-be hackers?

[Opinion] Balancing cyber-prevention with civil liberties.
Monique Mann , Michael Wilson Jul 28 2016 11:52AM Security
Will Australia's broadband probe expose bottlenecks or just raise prices?

Will Australia's broadband probe expose bottlenecks or just raise prices?

ACCC begins internet speed bake-off.
Ry Crozier Jul 27 2016 10:30AM Telco/ISP
Are telcos still terrible at IT acquisitions?

Are telcos still terrible at IT acquisitions?

Telstra and Optus' M&A adventures, from Kaz and Alphawest to Ensyst, Kloud and Readify.
Steven Kiernan Jul 26 2016 10:00AM Telco/ISP
Hyperconverged stares down the challenge from cloud

Hyperconverged stares down the challenge from cloud

Blooded on VDI installs, can it transition to platform player?
Ry Crozier Jul 25 2016 6:44AM Hardware
Is the Senate's new vote capture system as risky as e-voting?

Is the Senate's new vote capture system as risky as e-voting?

[Opinion] How to maintain trust in a high-quality electoral process.
Richard Buckland , Roland Wen Jul 20 2016 9:18AM Strategy
Should Tesla's autopilot be banned until our roads are ready?

Should Tesla's autopilot be banned until our roads are ready?

[Opinion] Fail fast innovation has no place on the highway.
Toby Walsh Jul 15 2016 12:26PM Software
Australia's audit firms race to own enterprise AI

Australia's audit firms race to own enterprise AI

KPMG, EY, Deloitte and PwC reveal their strategies and concerns.
Ry Crozier Jul 5 2016 6:00AM Strategy
Has virtualisation reached its peak in Australia?

Has virtualisation reached its peak in Australia?

CIOs looking for new ways to optimise environments.
David Braue May 24 2016 6:36AM Strategy
Why are Australia's banks so interested in blockchain?

Why are Australia's banks so interested in blockchain?

Experts disagree on the technology's potential.
Andrew Colley May 23 2016 6:37AM Software

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