Business IT
One global security firm has cast doubt on whether you should trust a website, even if it has got a good reputation, is well known and well trafficked, following what it says is discovery and identification of two cybercrime campaigns coded into some of the Internet’s most popular sites.
BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins is in Australia to promote BlackBerry 10. But the strategy is much more than the new Z10 handset, he says.
Communications at Barrick's Cowal gold mine in New South Wales has been upgraded to a Cisco-based wireless mesh network designed by Brisbane-based CBO Telecommunications.
Hamrick Software's VueScan and VueScan Mobile software now supports Brother scanners.
Ericsson and Telstra have demonstrated transmission of data at 1Tbps per wavelength over 995kms of Telstra's existing fibre between Sydney and Melbourne - a tenfold increase on the best that current technology can manage.
The Lotus Formula 1 team is in the middle of a three-phase implementation of the Microsoft Dynamics AX ERP system. A sign of the success of the project is that the partnership has been extended to 2016.
Dell has joined the ranks of providers of mobile device management tools with its K3000 that became generally available this week.
Citrix, Google, VMware and Yammer have been identified as disruptive players driving a transformation of the enterprise IT landscape in a new report.
Australian retailers FlightCentre, Cotton On and Kathmandu have signed up to use Visa’s CyberSource secure eCommerce payment and fraud solutions as they each move to increase their global, online retail presence.
All the talk at a major conference in Adelaide is about whether our emergency services have enough bandwidth to do their job properly as new technologies emerge.
