iTnews Newsletter - Tuesday June 14, 2016

+ Labor promises return to FTTP; AGL wants its first CTO

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Tuesday June 14, 2016

EARLY EDITION

Most Read

AWS Sydney outage prompts architecture rethink

Photos: Inside CBA's modernised Sydney data centre

ATO kills off e-tax

Failure in power redundancy triggered AWS Sydney outage

Jetstar lures a new CIO

What's on Social Media

	Josef Nalevansky @josefnalevansky	"you can't have an innovation boom while you are still buffering" @billshortenmp #NBN #auspol

	Vicki Vale @GothamJourno	Love $horten's #NBN plan. Because Labor got costs & time line so spot on last time, right? But it might happen. Conroy won't be in charge.

	Paul Armstrong @fatman00001	@TurnbullMalcolm - Listen to what the tax payer wants... #NBN #fttn #FTTP https://t.co/Bcf0aS2Tiw

	Paul Fenwick @pjf	"Windows 10 is like everything I block on the web turned into an operating system."

	Colin Scott @AbstractCode	Surely once you have an Adobe product installed you can just use the vulnerabilities in it to patch it without needed admin rights again.

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Events


Event Name	Location	Date
Agile Australia 2016	Melbourne Convention Centre	June 20, 2016
2nd Annual Cloud Services in Local Government Summit	Novotel Darling Harbour	July 26, 2016
Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit 2016	Hilton Sydney, Sydney: City & inner suburbs (NSW)	August 22, 2016

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