iTnews Newsletter - Wednesday February 3, 2016

+ Melbourne Health still grappling with Qbot; EU, US clinch new data transfer pact

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Wednesday February 3, 2016

EARLY EDITION

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What's on Social Media

	Stilgherrian @stilgherrian	This malware-in-the-health-systems story is a precursor to far, far worse incidents to come, in my view. https://t.co/PqT6wUBCwc

	Gordy retweeted @GordyPls	The completely depreciated and antiquated OS in the SOE making it easier too I'm sure. https://t.co/n5AuzoFlyd

	Allie Coyne @alliecoyne	@GordyPls how do you approach the healthcare industry where software vendors only license for XP etc?

	Gordy retweeted @GordyPls	@alliecoyne this is a toxic compatibility issue where the fix is hard. You need to examine capabilities and how else to deliver them.

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Events


Event Name	Location	Date
9th CIO Strategy Summit	Grand Hyatt, Melbourne, Melbourne: City & inner suburbs (VIC)	February 17, 2016
Gartner Business Intelligence, Analytics & Information Management Summit 2016	Hilton Sydney, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)	February 22, 2016
4th Data Centre Strategy Summit	Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, Gold Coast (QLD)	March 01, 2016

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