Fuji Xerox to digitise Defence health records in $8.4M deal
Tableau takes aim at channel through new partner program
Why Microsoft and Google love progressive web apps
Inclusion in action: embracing a diverse and inclusive culture delivers real business value
How Australia’s newest digital banks are expanding through Microsoft ISV Temenos
ConnectWise brings flagship IT Nation event to Australia
How complaints tamed Microsoft's aggressive feature upgrade strategy
Why it’s time to drop the term VAR
A new channel chief is appointed every 11 days across A/NZ
How Puppet helped ANZ automate its compliance software
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Distribution of Windows Server 2019, the successor to Server 2016, stopped at the same Microsoft yanked Windows 10 version 1809.
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The release cadence of Oracle's applications had gotten users into a "vicious cycle" admitted the company's executive vice president of applications product development Steve Miranda today.
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Interviews
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How Australia’s newest digital banks are expanding through Microsoft ISV Temenos
Judo Capital and Volt Bank deploying core banking platform T24
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Why it’s time to drop the term VAR
Lines between resellers and service providers have become blurred
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How VMware is leaning on IBM and AWS to go all-in on cloud
Software giant is doubling down on partnerships with leading cloud providers
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How Puppet helped ANZ automate its compliance software
Puppet and ANZ spent two years working through 7,000 systems
Slideshows
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Innovation in Australia: which technologies will take over the nation?
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ARN Innovation Awards 2018: meet the high-flying industry leaders
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Delivering customer solutions from the core to the edge
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ARN Innovation Awards 2018: meet the top performing partners
Features
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Gartner: IT spending to hit US$3.8 trillion; enterprise software, IT services outlays lead way
Gartner says IT services will be a key driver for IT spending in 2019 as the market is forecast to hit US$1 trillion in 2019
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The best office apps for Android
Create an optimal Android office app power-pack with these thoroughly researched recommendations.
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Mingis on Tech: The Pixel 3 arrives
The Pixel 3 (and the larger Pixel 3 XL) officially arrive this week. Just in time, Computerworld's Dan Rosenbaum offers up insights and observations about ...
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MOBI jumps into UEM with new desktop, IoT management tools
Mobile management provider MOBI has added desktops and IoT devices to the portfolio of enterprise devices it can manage, plunging it into the unified endpoint ...
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Juniper advances network automation community, skillsets
Juniper has put significant investment into network automation development by introducing training programs, cloud-based lab services, testing as a service, and the new Juniper Engineering ...
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The cloud in 2019: Multicloud, serverless computing, and Kubernetes containers
Enterprises are quickly moving up the cloud stack, away from infrastructure services
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What Apple’s iPhone eSIM support will mean for you
Apple's inclusion of an electronic SIM or "digital" SIM in its iOS 12.1 beta, will allow users of its newest iPhones to switch virtually between ...
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Cisco CEO: Webex service outage unacceptable
Cisco’s Webex services on the mend but outage shuts down meeting, videoconferencing services
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400G Ethernet demos, plugfest tout hyperscale network power
High-speed-Ethernet demos from Arista, Cisco, Juniper, Intel, Huawei and others portend a strong, looming 400G Ethernet future.
