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Microsoft previews 64-bit Visual Studio 2022 IDE
Company seeks feedback on the planned next version of its flagship integrated software development environment.
IBM expands whole-of-govt agreement with NSW
IBM has expanded its existing whole-of-government agreement with the NSW government, streamlining the existing process for its agencies.
Australia’s Anatas opens up shop in New Zealand
Australian systems integrator Anatas has opened up shop in New Zealand, hiring former DXC Oxygen executive James Stevens as its first sales lead in the country.
How a streamlined Somerville is revving up the enterprise engine
Transition from the classroom to corporate underway amid plans to smash $100 million revenue barrier.
NBN Co opens door for co-investment at all levels of government
NBN Co, established with a mandate to ensure all Australians have access to fast broadband, has opened the door for governments at all levels to help it further develop its infrastructure.
- Automation Anywhere nabs New Relic's Dmitri Chen as APJ sales lead
- UK’s Amber Infrastructure takes majority stake in Iseek
- IT asset disposal is a security risk CISOs need to take seriously
- Nexion teams with IBM to launch hybrid cloud services in New Zealand
- The wrong way to think about IT
- Get started with Anaconda Python
- Tech Data cuts losses as revenue rises
- Max Kelsen revs up ML system for car share platform
- Xebia bolsters digital transformation play with coMakeIT acquisition
- HPE picks up ML model training pace with Determined AI buy
- NVMe over TCP: How it supercharges SSD storage using standard IP networks
- Out in IT: A work-in-progress for the LGBTQ+ community
- Microsoft pushes Fluid to boost productivity in Teams, Outlook and OneNote
- NZXT Australia recalls computer cases due to fire hazard
Profiles
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NCS commits $10M in enterprise AI apps drive, partners with C3 AI
Solutions will also be deployed across Singtel, Optus and other affiliated telco networks
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One on One: with MongoDB's Jeremy Powers
From the US to Australia, and the leadership lessons learnt.
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Partner Spotlight: Queensland’s ShadowSafe
The director of the Queensland-based MSSP explains why he learned to let go of complete control.
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How Andy Berry plans to bring the ‘full power’ of Tech Data to A/NZ
Berry is banking, in part, on leveraging the investments the company has been making globally.
Gallery
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Zoning in on zero-trust security: building the right frameworks for Aussie customers
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Channel unites as Secure Agility raises $80K during IT For A Cause
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Channel leaders reconnect at ARN Influencer Network
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Nextgen Distribution wines and dines ARN Hall of Fame inductees
Analysis
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How customers shop for a colocation provider
Colocation facilities can lift the burden of running internal data centre, but they’re not all created equal
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COVID-19 upends disaster recovery planning
Post-pandemic plans for disaster recovery and business continuity will need to reflect new business realities.
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How the heck did Apple make so much money last quarter?
Inside Apple's bananas Q2 2021.
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Back-up lessons from OVHcloud's catastrophic fire disaster
Organisations that failed to make sure their cloud data was backed up properly learned the consequences the hard way when an OVHcloud data centre burned ...
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When online suites go down, businesses need options not on the cloud
Microsoft and Google recently briefly saw online office suites go down. Before we get too reliant on the cloud for ordinary desktop work, maybe we ...
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Inside the data-driven project manager: Using analytics to improve outcomes
Forward-thinking PMOs recognise need for project decisions to be supported by data
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Network-as-a-service is the future, but it’s got challenges
NaaS offers flexibility, rapid provisioning, and predictable costs, but needs to resolve issue of vendor lock-in
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6 reasons why customers should hand off Kubernetes to MSPs
Managed Kubernetes services have matured to the point where many enterprises are handing over the keys to their clusters. Here we identify some of the ...
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How Juniper is managing the complexity of future networks
Juniper’s chief product officer Manoj Leelanivas explains the vendor's software strategies that include intent-based networking, AI, automation and the open-source SONiC network operating system.
