Social media to allow 'next generation' product development
Local software company Atlassian has suggested that CIOs and software developers take a closer look at social media if they want to take software ideas from concept to reality.
Local software company Atlassian has suggested that CIOs and software developers take a closer look at social media if they want to take software ideas from concept to reality.
IT services company, Datacom, has purchased a Perth-based data centre in Western Australia; an acquisition worth more than $10 million to the company.
WAN technology is set to boom throughout the Asia Pacific over the next three years and analyst firm, Frost & Sullivan, estimate the WAN services market will reach nearly $US13.3 million in revenue by the end of the year.
The federal government’s national e-health transition authority (NEHTA) is using CSIRO software in its SNOMED CT infrastructure.
Surfing products and clothing retailer City Beach is moving to an enterprise-class e-commerce platform thanks to upgrades to its e-commerce cloud computing platform.
Telstra has announced a new $4.5 million contract with ME Bank. The telco will provide products and services aimed at supporting the bank's "growing and increasingly mobile workforce".
Telstra CEO David Thodey has declared the expansion of mobile Internet will drive Telstra's business well into the future.
The Australian Competition Tribunal has backed the ACCC’s decision to reject Telstra’s proposed pricing for their unconditioned local loop service (ULLS); the copper line that connects the telephone exchange to the consumer.
A sharp decrease in the number of government IT contracts has resulted in a new skills shortage as contractors leave Canberra in their droves, according to a new study.
Woolworths’ decision to implement changes to the company’s debit card system could be taken as another sign that CFOs continue to make key technological decisions in large organisations.
Malware attacks will increasingly target smartphones and mobile devices as the popularity of the devices soars.
The Australian Computer Society (ACS) has given a mixed review of Tuesday’s federal budget.
Kodak has selected social media specialist, RightNow, to provide customer service and support across Kodak.com for all its business-to-business operations including web, social networks and contact centre.
IT and healthcare professionals have called for more funding for e-health on the eve of the Federal Budget. E-health has been the subject of much debate across the healthcare sector. The head of surgery at the University of Sydney, Professor Mohamed Khadra, has witnessed the frustrations of the current health system firsthand. He desribes himself as “a rare blend of doctor” who couples experience in the healthcare industry with a graduate computer degree from Deakin University and a degree in education.
The Attorney-General’s office has welcomed a new agreement which will align e-commerce laws in each state and territory.