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Review: Microsoft's Surface Book

Review: Microsoft's Surface Book

Redmond's attempt at creating hardware that shows off Win10 largely successful, but not entirely.
Juha Saarinen Dec 4 2015 12:24PM Hardware
Anonymous taking on Islamic State is not a good thing

Anonymous taking on Islamic State is not a good thing

[Opinion] Vigilante action risky in national security.
Levi West Nov 24 2015 3:00PM Security
When the watchers use Wickr

When the watchers use Wickr

[Blog post] What's secure and open, and what isn't?
Bruce Arnold Oct 12 2015 5:53PM Security
Fixing Qld Health’s IT systems: start with the plumbing

Fixing Qld Health’s IT systems: start with the plumbing

Step one in massive program of work.
Allie Coyne Sep 24 2015 7:00AM Software
Lego blocks: the new IT cool kid

Lego blocks: the new IT cool kid

Middleware is the new black (again).
Allie Coyne Sep 16 2015 6:30AM Software
Your face is now part of Australia's 'national security weapon'

Your face is now part of Australia's 'national security weapon'

[Opinion] Should you be worried?
Adam Molnar Sep 14 2015 1:58PM Security
Who's to blame when AI systems go wrong?

Who's to blame when AI systems go wrong?

[Opinion] Key questions of liability remain unanswered.
Gary Lea Aug 18 2015 12:48PM Software
Debunking the myths of IT price benchmarking

Debunking the myths of IT price benchmarking

Inside Aon's dedicated 'IT finance' function.
Ry Crozier Aug 17 2015 1:15PM Financial Services
How Australia won the robot soccer world cup

How Australia won the robot soccer world cup

UNSW's rUNSWift takes down German team.
Sean Harris Aug 7 2015 12:03PM Hardware
Review: Windows 10

Review: Windows 10

How it will affect you and your business – whether you upgrade or not.
Darren Yates Aug 7 2015 7:00AM Software
Inside CenITex's years of tumult

Inside CenITex's years of tumult

CEO determined to earn the hearts, minds and servers of Vic govt.
Paris Cowan Jul 21 2015 6:47AM Strategy
Is this the end for Moore's Law?

Is this the end for Moore's Law?

[Opinion] Innovation cadence stretching out.
Jonathan Borwein , David H Bailey Jul 20 2015 5:04PM Hardware
Searching for Australia's all-flash early adopters

Searching for Australia's all-flash early adopters

Part 2: Separating the fact from fiction on customer take-up.
Ry Crozier Jul 15 2015 10:00AM Storage
All-flash storage stumbles on cost per gigabyte

All-flash storage stumbles on cost per gigabyte

Part 1: Non-dedupe users pay a premium.
Ry Crozier Jul 14 2015 10:32AM Storage
Australia's digital crescendo

Australia's digital crescendo

Barely unpacked from his move from Amsterdam, Southern Cross Austereo's new digital boss Vijay Solanki is looking for Australia's untapped potential.
Paris Cowan Jul 3 2015 6:40AM CXO Challenge
Tech SWAT teams kicking down the digital door

Tech SWAT teams kicking down the digital door

From dam engineers in Ecuador to Sydney light-rail gurus, Cardno's global CIO Karen Wagner is linking up her widespread organisation.
Paris Cowan Jun 30 2015 5:00PM CXO Challenge
When does an insurance company turn into a software vendor?

When does an insurance company turn into a software vendor?

The lines are blurring for ASX-listed Cover-More Group.
Paris Cowan Jun 29 2015 11:37AM CXO Challenge
Disconnecting from the internet of stupid things

Disconnecting from the internet of stupid things

Alistair Carwardine says it's all about dial tones at M2 Group, not lightbulbs with an IP address.
Paris Cowan Jun 26 2015 12:07PM CXO Challenge
There are better ways to combat piracy than site blocking

There are better ways to combat piracy than site blocking

Make your content more available.
Marc C-Scott Jun 26 2015 10:17AM Software
Going all in with Spotify-style agile

Going all in with Spotify-style agile

Trent Mankelow is watching as NZ online trader Trade Me transforms itself into dozens of tribes, 33 squads, and more than 400 free-thinking innovators.
Paris Cowan Jun 26 2015 6:37AM CXO Challenge

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