Australian stories
Technology savvy customers across ANZ are demanding for technologies such as mobile commerce and the use of smartphones for banking transactions.
Last week, Melbourne's provocatively named Smart Artz Gallery played host to the launch of Epson's WorkForce Enterprise WF-C20590 inkjet printer.
A digital transformation initiative with Dimension Data and Microsoft has seen mall operator Scentre transform its relationship with customers.
The data centre networking company affirms this move reflects its ongoing investment and continued traction in the region.
Virtustream and Dell EMC affirm that through their service provider ecosystem they're ideally placed to make inroads in the ANZ region.
DR and backup is critical to an overall security solution, according to StorageCraft's Leo Lynch. He talks changing conversations and growing markets.
Australia and New Zealand's public safety sector is investing in real-time data and new intelligence sources, says a survey by Motorola Solutions.
Conbrio, an IT and security solutions company, announces new security solutions including UEBA and NGAV. Webinars available. Contact sales@conbrio-it.com.
Today sees the end of another working week (well for most of us at least) in Australia's channel – so what went down this week?.
The IT industry and channel is ever-changing. Y Soft Australia MD, Adam O'Neill discusses key trends and opportunities in the enterprise printing industry.
Australian companies are leading in digital transformation initiatives, but still struggling with IT delivery gap, according to a report by Mulesoft.
Construction costs could fall and projects finish sooner if New Zealand uses more CLT, an engineered timber system made locally.
Commvault has bulked up its ANZ team, appointing former VMware staffer Andrew Goodlace as a sales director, as businesses rethink data strategies.
The Federal Court has dismissed Telstra's application for a judicial review of the ACCC's reduced fixed line services pricing determinations.
A new guide aims to help doctors and nurses share a common language as disasters push health systems to respond and recover faster.
Australian firms push for open IoT systems, with 81% valuing open standards, amid a market set to hit £13 billion by 2020, IDC finds.
Celebrity brands are unmistakably magnetic, employers of choice, and allow employees to be pioneers of their own brand purpose, values, and mission.
Dean Rosenfield, current managing director of Saab Australia, will take over as head of Market Area Asia Pacific next year.
It's easy to get bogged down in the weeds and become polarised on the multitude of dangerous threats to our cyber identities and our businesses.
Hospitals could cut costs and avoid cylinder deliveries as on-site PSA units supply constant 95 per cent pure oxygen at the bedside.
