Just a few hours after releasing its Broadband Index showing the latest stats and figures on how well it is doing with the rollout of the national broadband network, NBN Co has reported that nearly three quarters of a million Australian premises can now sign up for FttN one year after the much maligned service was launched.

Peak telecommunications industry group, Communications Alliance, has recommended the need for further adjustment to proposed reforms to taxation arrangements for satellite services in Australia because it reckons taxes are too high.

The Port of Townsville has implemented TechnologyOne’s enterprise content management solution (ECM) following a review of its options for deploying a system allowing employees to find, share, and access information, and to also achieve government legislative compliance.

Infigen Energy is an Australian renewable energy company which sought to simply solve a technical problem, and instead, transformed company information management delivering business value for all departments, says iTWire CIO in residence, David Williams.

Big data specialist Splunk's 7th annual worldwide conference has kicked off with announcements of a spate of new product announcements by chief executive Doug Merritt and the obligatory loud applause by the Splunk faithful.

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