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Tasmania puts $150m towards digital health upgrades
Matt Tett to lead essential primer session on security by design
Operationalising net zero to be centre stage at IoT Impact conference
"We're seeing some good policy put in place, but that's the exception"
NAB Now Pay Later highlights in-house capabilities
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Boral cuts US$1m a year from its cloud costs
Concrete maker cracks down on cloud economics.
Dec 7 2020 7:01AM
NBN Co hopes new prices will reveal network's power
How the new model stacks up.
Dec 14 2017 12:01AM
Aussie researchers link higher internet penetration with GDP growth
Internet connections mapped to human behaviour in massive study.
Feb 1 2017 1:17PM
Making the business case for public cloud trading
Opinion: Economic model comes with challenges.
Jul 5 2013 6:35AM
Pacific may hold key to 'rare earth' quandary
But is it worth it?
Jul 5 2011 6:48AM
Cloud Economics: Is it still cheaper in-house?
Part II: Analysts split down the middle on cost of the public cloud.
Nov 2 2010 12:04PM
CCC hopes Concept Economics' NBN costs ‘are their last’
The Competitive Carriers Coalition has slammed a report by Concept Economics released today that claims the NBN could cost up to $70 billion to build while offering little benefit to consumers.
Apr 22 2009 3:08PM
Enterprise single sign-on: It's simple economics
As enterprises have become more complex, there has been a corresponding rise in the identities associated with any one individual, said Jackson Shaw, Quest Software.
Nov 28 2008 3:49PM
Outsourcing lacks ambition, all about cost
A London School of Economics professor has urged executives to put ‘a level of ambition’ back in outsourcing to achieve innovative outcomes over and above a low-cost benefit.
Nov 13 2008 12:29AM
Cyber security author discusses economics of protecting cyberspace
U.S. economists have launched a book that claims to document the first systematic analysis of the economics of protecting cyberspace.
May 23 2008 2:35PM
Computer Economics study: Insiders top IT pros' worries
Researchers have pointed their fingers at insiders as the main security bugaboos facing enterprises.
May 11 2007 9:51AM
