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yARN: Bricks and clicks
One of the ways that ‘real world’ retailers are trying to play to their strengths is by allowing customers to order online and then collect the goods from a convenient branch.
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Opinion: The paperless office continues to elude us
Since the dawn of personal computers there have been predictions of an all-digital future where paper was little but a distant memory. Decades later, it seems like we've made progress toward the "paperless office," but the Utopian vision is still a long way off.
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Has BYOD peaked?
Expect enterprises to start instituting stricter policies to make BYOD a more secure and cost-effective policy.
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Opinion: Why Apple should sidestep the 'phablet'
While visiting what might otherwise be called respectable websites, you may have seen writers put forth the idea that "phablets" are eating Apple's lunch.
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yARN: Life’s a cup of $0.085 coffee at NBN Co
And so we degenerate into pure idiocy. Today, NBN Co sent out a press release headlined: Coffee claims roasted.
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Opinion: Cloud cover - what Creative Cloud means to you
Are you pissed off at Adobe yet? If the answer is yes, then you're not alone.
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Opinion: Does Google+ matter for small businesses?
Pop quiz for small business owners: When is the last time you updated your company's Google+ page?
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Opinion: Younity 1.5 could render Cloud storage obsolete
As we’ve become a more mobile society - working from virtually anywhere on our smartphones and tablets - we’ve also embraced various cloud storage and file sharing tools, so we can access and collaborate on our data. Younity has an entirely different approach, and it could make cloud storage obsolete.
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Opinion: Why the Start button is Microsoft's 'New Coke' moment
Companies make bad decisions all the time. Some of those decisions do irreparable harm, but others--like forcing users to boot to the new Modern interface in Windows 8, and taking away the Start button--can be reversed. Microsoft needs to ask whether it makes sense to backpedal.
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Opinion: It's time to catch your own wave, people!
If you truly want to understand the chaotic nature of America's economic recovery, especially in the tech sector, think hard about three words: Quitting. Confidence. Fear.
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Opinion: Why a Blackberry is better than an iPhone
The BlackBerry has always been a business phone. The iPhone wowed us all - and it nearly put BlackBerry out of business--but it emphasizes entertainment and not productivity. If you're an IT executive, it's finally time to put function before form.
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Opinion: Mobility – a death knell for the idle enterprise
Today’s IT departments no longer deal with just standard-issued company desktops running on the same operating systems. They deal with a slew of devices from desktops, laptops, smartphones and tablets – all with different operating systems, apps and security risks.
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Opinion: The CIA and the Cloud
Get this: The CIA sees the Cloud as being more secure than conventional IT.
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Opinion: Indirectly connected to The Internet of Things
Not everything needs to, or can, connect to the Internet of Things by IP
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Give Glass a chance: Google has a vision of a wearable future
Google wants you to know that Glass, the company's wearable computing technology, is here.
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Opinion: Must-have accessories that should be in your laptop bag
For some, a laptop bag is just a piece of luggage dedicated to safely transporting a portable PC and/or tablet from Point A to Point B. For business travelers, though, the laptop bag is more like a Swiss Army knife--an essential element filled with the gadgets and accessories you need.
McAfee Whitepaper: Building the Business Case for Privacy
A data security breach is every organisation’s worst nightmare. It impacts the relationship with your employees, erodes the trust with your customers and threatens your organisation’s reputation
iAsset is a channel management ecosystem that automates all major aspects of the entire sales,marketing and service process, including data tracking, integrated learning, knowledge management and product lifecycle management.
- AusCERT 2013: Introduction to Network Security Monitoring with Security Onion - AusCERT Presentation
- Auscert 2013: Perimeter protection has failed, encryption needs its day in the sun
- AusCERT 2013: Low-level analysis can find, map data deleted from Android phones
- Cybercrime Survey: Almost half of small business victims
- AusCERT 2013: Cloud-based scanner identifies new malware by its ancestry
- Lack of information, skills hinder finance-business partnering: Deloitte
- Rapid-growing mobile payments market is driving a financial fraud marketplace
- HP profit falls 32 per cent as PC and server sales decline
- Google launching new fund for later-stage tech investments
- Apple defends offshore decisions that result in low taxes




