BT joins pack offering new SD-WAN services
BT today launched a new software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN) service aimed at large organisations.
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Jobs for NSW pumps $1.7M into BT’s Aussie cyber security R&D operation
Jobs for NSW has invested $1.67 million to support British Telecommunications’ (BT) cyber security research and development facility in North Sydney.
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NBN claims "lightning speeds" over copper with XG.FAST
The NBN has deemed its lab trials of XG.FAST a success after achieving speeds of 8Gbps over copper lines in the lab.
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Claire Rawlins: The digital driver
Claire Rawlins fell into the IT industry by accident. Growing up a small provincial British town, she moved to London in the mid-1980s taking her first job as a COBOL programmer at the Bank of America.
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Cisco leading another IoT standards group
Cisco has been named a founding member and director of yet anotherInternet of Things standards group to help promote and encourage use of networked machines.
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Gigabit Internet access grows out of its niche
Google Fiber launched in Kansas City in 2011. It offered gigabit speed at $70 per month and ignited the development of an ultrafast Internet access category that has since spread throughout the U.S. According to Michael Render, principal analyst at market researcher RVA LLC, 83 Internet access providers have joined Google to offer gigabit Internet access service (all priced in the $50-$150 per month range).
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Will Bitcoin become a legitimate currency for large companies?
Bitcoin is on the rise, but not in the way you might think.
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Are Personality Assessments Effective Hiring Tools?
Cultural fit is critical to maintaining an engaged, productive and satisfied workforce. To ensure that match, businesses often use personality assessments to gauge a candidate's degree of cultural fit in the hopes it will translate into loyalty and lower turnover. But are these assessments accurate and how much do they really reveal?