iTnews Newsletter - Monday March 21, 2016

+ Banks could be forced to share data; Review of Blackberry's Priv; CitiPower and Powercor's new IT boss

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Monday March 21, 2016

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What's on Social Media

	Gordy retweeted @GordyPls	DBAs are the most superstitious nerds by far.

	Gordy retweeted @GordyPls	Dead set there's these DBAs that think copying files from SMB share to SMB share risks corruption but if you use xcopy it's fine

	Dawnstar Australis @dawnstarau	@GordyPls to be fair anyone that's worked with Oracle for long soon becomes an expert in moon phases & chicken sacrifice selection

	Kate Carruthers @kcarruthers	Just setup a meeting about data sovereignty for April 1st. Sometimes I crack myself up 🙆

	Adam Holthouse @AdamHolthouse	Our Smart Parking trial commences tomorrow. Looking forward to the usage data, should make for some interesting insight. #smartcity

Events


Event Name	Location	Date
Oracle Database Insights Forum - Sydney	Doltone House	March 29, 2016
Oracle Database Insights Forum - Melbourne	Park Hyatt	March 30, 2016
AWS Summit Sydney	Hordern Pavilion & Royal Hall of Industries	April 27, 2016
CeBIT Australia 2016	Sydney Olympic Park	May 02, 2016
TOTAL Retail & Payments EXPO	Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre	May 11, 2016
2016 Biometrics Institute Asia-Pacific Conference	Dockside	May 25, 2016
2nd Annual Cloud Services in Local Government Summit	Novotel Darling Harbour	July 26, 2016

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