The cost conundrum — managing the overflow
In the early days of IT, companies developed what became known as chargeback systems.
Stories by Joshua Gliddon
Disaster recovery: The next generation
Traditional disaster recovery has undergone a fundamental shift as simple backup strategies are replaced by technologies that create resilient businesses.
Data quality surfaces to spur financial services
Poor data quality is robbing insurers and financial institutions of between 15 and 25 per cent of operating profits, exposing it as low hanging fruit for the growth-starved financial services industry.
Mobile growth soars despite enterprise ignorance
Mobile is set to becoming the world’s biggest digital channel with annual growth of 4000 per cent, 5.3 billion handsets worldwide and 1000 new handset activations every minute.
iPhone not enterprise ready: Gartner
Is the iPhone 3GS ready for enterprise? The answer is a qualified no, according to Gartner analyst Robin Simpson.
Oracle, SAP are roadkill: Technology One chairman
The business model used by Oracle and SAP is fundamentally flawed and will lead to their downfall within the next decade, said Technology One chairman Adrian Di Marco.
More needs to be done with cyber security: Conroy
Senator Stephen Conroy has used his keynote speech at the 2009 AusCert conference, held this week on the Gold Coast, to call for a renewed emphasis on cyber security.
A fallow budget for ICT
Australia’s peak technology organisations have expressed optimism that Tuesday’s federal budget will be kind to the information technology sector. But this is tempered by knowledge that the NBN will dominate ICT expenditure over the next few years.
PayPal takes aim at developers, charities
PayPal will target developers as it seeks to expand beyond its traditional eBay boundaries.