| Today on iTWire | This Morning Ben Sand joining muru-D as entrepreneur in residence By Peter Dinham The Telstra backed start-up accelerator muru-D has brought in Australian start-up entrepreneur, Ben Sand, to take up the role of Entrepreneur in Residence. Read more... FULL VIDEO: 5G - what’s next in wireless? New ITIF Report explains all By Alex Zaharov-Reutt A new ITIF report says ‘5G networks offer unique opportunity to greatly expand wireless capacity, but national and local government support needed for it to… Read more... IA’s election-eve appeal to political leaders for long-term planning on NBN By Peter Dinham On the eve of the federal election, Internet Australia chief Laurie Patton has made a last ditch appeal for bipartisan support by the major political… Read more... Akamai’s Q1 2016 State of the Internet: Australia an Internet champ or chump? By Alex Zaharov-Reutt Akamai shows that when it comes to mobile broadband, Australia is one of the globe’s mobile Internet champs, but we’re fixed-Internet chumps. Read more... Competition regulator confirms review of NZ’s telecoms regulations By Peter Dinham New Zealand’s competition enforcement and regulatory agency, The Commerce Commission, has now confirmed it will go ahead with an investigation into whether the resale voice… Read more... Adobe, industry consortium to advance open standards for cloud digital signatures By Peter Dinham Adobe has formed a new global group - the Cloud Signature Consortium – to bring together leading industry and academic organisations in a move it… Read more... NAB launches instant credit card replacement for lost, stolen cards By Peter Dinham National Australia Bank has launched a new product that allows customers to keep using their Visa accounts even if their debit or credit card has… Read more... Thomson Reuters' terrorism blacklist leaked online By Sam Varghese A security researcher who has a track record of finding leaked databases online says he recently found a 2014 version of the World-Check database that… Read more... Telstra outage happening NOW - AGAIN, Mr Penn! By Alex Zaharov-Reutt A day after Telstra’s chief executive Andy Penn apologised yet again for yet more Telstra outages, Telstra’s network has once more done the dirty and… Read more... Flash storage aces performance, affordability and resiliency By Staff Writers Traditional NAS and SAN spinning disk vendors still push the myth that flash has reliability and cost issues. The reality is that flash is outperforming,… Read more... Bid data and analytics behind big cycling – vive Tour de France By Ray Shaw A new big data platform will deliver real-time information to viewers, commentators and teams at the 2016 Tour de France. Read more... AMD RX480 ‘affordable’ graphics cards in Australia now By Ray Shaw AMD RX480 graphics processor unit (GPU) marks the entry of its Polaris generation graphics cards. The RX480 is about bang for buck. Read more... Failure to protect data a costly business By Peter Dinham Businesses already suffering the economic impact of data loss for failing to protect their data are unprepared for new, emerging threats to the security of… Read more... MR. ROBOT Season 2 from 14 July, expands to 12 episodes on Presto By Alex Zaharov-Reutt SVOD service Presto has the exclusive on Mr Robot, with season 2 expanded from 10 episodes to 12, and with all of season 1 available… Read more... With Netcomm Wireless, M2M and IIoT, the ThingWorx! By Alex Zaharov-Reutt Netcomm Wireless makes topcnotch M2M and IIoT devices (machine to machine and Industrial Interet of Things), and it has "received ThingWorx Ready compliance to further… Read more... Fitbit hearts good foundations so you get ‘FitForGood’ By Alex Zaharov-Reutt If you want to be fit, building a solidly hearty foundation is a good idea, so Fitbit and the Heart Foundation have started a new… Read more... Yesterday Afternoon Government spends big on tech products: Gartner By Peter Dinham Federal, state and local governments in Australia will spend $10.8 billion on technology products this year as government chief information officers in Australia and around… Read more... KPMG, IBM team up to apply cognitive tech to professional services By Peter Dinham Management giant KPMG has partnered with IBM to further increase cognitive capabilities and application of IBM Watson cognitive computing technology to a range of its… Read more... Slow NBN will put the brakes on business By Sam Varghese Back in the early 1990s, Linux kernel developer Vojtěch Pavlík and his long-time friend Martin Mareš, both resident in the old Czechoslovakia, developed a web… Read more... The simple reasons companies lose top talent By Ray Shaw No matter how good the honeymoon, the reality of working inside even the most desirable organisations is that there is often mundane, repetitive work to… Read more... Data for good – SAS joins fight against suicide By Ray Shaw Depression, bipolar disorder, and just feeling worthless, all lead to unacceptable rates of suicide and self-harm. Big data and analytics, courtesy of SAS, are helping… Read more... Will we see Skype unified in Windows 10 August update? By Sam Varghese Will Microsoft stick to its plans to unify Skype once again when it releases its anniversary update for Windows 10 on 2 August? Read more... Corporates can now get smartphones as a service By Ray Shaw With the world moving to the subscription economy — everything as a service — corporates now have the ability to take advantage of the flexibility… Read more... Aussie Mega Mall open for business By Ray Shaw What would you say if you had 3500 shops in a shopping centre? Seasoned shoppers would slip on comfortable shoes, but virtual ones would make… Read more... With Netcomm Wireless, M2M and IIoT, the ThingWorx! By Alex Zaharov-Reutt Netcomm Wireless makes topcnotch M2M and IIoT devices (machine to machine and Industrial Interet of Things), and it has "received ThingWorx Ready compliance to further… Read more... Sponsored Announcements DataCore Parallel Server Rockets Past All Competitors, Setting the New World Record for Storage Performance Measured Results are Faster than the Previous Top Two Leaders Combined, yet Costs Only a Fraction of Their Price in Head-to-head Comparisons Validated by the… Read more... DataCore Up-scales Its Record-Breaking Hyper-converged Performance with Multi-node Highly Available Server SAN Achieving the Fastest Response Time and Best Price-Performance for a Highly Available Software-Defined Hyper-converged Solution, DataCore Proves Its SANsymphony™ Parallel I/O Software on Off-the-Shelf Hardware… Read more... Acresta launches Acresta Digital to offer Digital Experience solutions Enterprise solutions provider Acresta has announced that it has acquired Interactive First, a provider of social media and digital engagement solutions. The newly established Acresta… Read more... Volpara Solutions (ASX:VHT) integrates Yellowfin Business Intelligence into its Cloud-Based Analytic Melbourne-based global Business Intelligence (BI) and analytics software vendor, Yellowfin, has announced that its platform has been integrated into Volpara Solutions’ world-first cloud-based analytics product,… Read more... Leading Australian Technology Law Firm Arnotts Technology Lawyers Releases DocuStream Platform Arnotts Technology Lawyers has released DocuStream - an online platform that is revolutionising the way that Australian technology and telecommunications organisations get their legal documents… Read more... Fundamental shift set to shake the WAN solutions market By John Vincenzo, Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer, Silver Peak Arguably the most influential documents in IT are the Magic Quadrants from Gartner.… Read more... |
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