New evidence could see fresh allegations raised in Dick Smith class action
One of two class actions being launched against Dick Smith Holdings is set to be endowed with new allegations as fresh evidence comes to light.
Stories by Leon Spencer
DXC Technology launches legal action over top tier Aussie exodus
Former DXC Connect GM hit with legal action over alleged confidentiality breaches in a legal case that extends to several people from the business’s ranks.
Human Services IT subcontractor fraud investigation raises political ire
The suspension of 50 or more IT subcontractors working for the Department of Human Services amid fraud allegations has fanned Australia’s political flame.
NEXTDC gets green light for Asia Pacific Data Centre takeover
NEXTDC’s efforts to take back total control of Asia Pacific Data Centre Group has been backed by the data centre property group’s directors.
New whole-of-govt software panel goes to tender
The DTA is on the hunt for Microsoft partners for its new software panel's initial software category.
Infosys chief steps down amid rift reports
Infosys CEO managing director, Dr. Vishal Sikka, has resigned from his dual roles amid reports of a growing a rift among the company’s founders, board and management.
Aussie businesses targeted in router, switch exploit
The Australian Cyber Security Centre has seen local businesses hit by “cyber adversaries” attempting to extract configuration files from their routers and switches.
Sluggish top tier uptake throws NBN returns into question
The stagnant rate of the average revenue per user from active NBN services is set to remain a source of uncertainty for the project’s ultimate profitability.
Offshoring put on notice under proposed telco security law changes
The offshoring of data held by telcos and ISPs is set to come under scrutiny amid recommended changes to the Government’s proposed telco security legislation.
Red Cross Blood Service partner owns up to data breach blunder
Investigation reveals that a Precedent Communications employee was behind last year's Australian Red Cross Blood Service breach.
Nokia Oceania MD to step into nbn CTO job
Nokia’s Ray Owen is set to take up residence at nbn, as the National Broadband Network builder’s new chief technology officer.
Teradata lands $29M deal to help handle Immigration’s data
Teradata has taken home a $28.9 million data warehouse services deal from the Department of Immigration and Border Protection.
Motorola Solutions fires up WA's emergency services in $7M dispatch deal
Motorola Solutions has been awarded a $7 million deal to deploy a new computer-aided dispatch system for Western Australia’s Department of Fire and Emergency Services.
The big four cloud vendors keep pulling away from the pack
When it comes to cloud, the big just keep getting bigger, with the four largest cloud vendors on the planet pulling away from the rest of the pack.
Tech players entangled in $5M council corruption probe
No fewer than five local tech players have been caught up in a corruption probe of the former City of Botany Bay Council CFO.