Latest NewsGet it while you can – kits to help small businesses benefit from the NBN
By Graeme PhilipsonThe Minister Communications, Senator Stephen Conroy, has announced that the Government will provide $5 million to develop sector-specific ‘Digital Business Kits’ to help small to medium sized enterprises take advantage of the National Broadband Network.
It’s a sign of the times. Australia’s Interactive Advertising Bureau has launched a range of guidelines for advertising on social media.
The Australian Communications and Media Authority has responded to our article on 1800 freephone.
New Zealand and Australian-listed online accounting software company, Xero, has reported a doubling of its revenues and customers for the year to the end of March as it continues to pursue its goal of building a global Software-as-a-Service company.
A cautious, defensive mindset is still the prevailing environment in which ICT recruiters are facing the challenges of a less than buoyant jobs market over the remainder of this year and beyond, as there continues to be a decline in the overall employment of ICT professionals in Australia.
Here we go again. News of another wireless 'breakthrough' has become mainstream news and sent press and commentators into a flurry of speculation as to whether or not it spells doom for the NBN.
Huawei Australia does $368 million, doubles carrier growth in one year
By Graeme Philipson
Chinese telecoms manufacturer Huawei may be banned from the NBN, but it has still had a very successful year in Australia.
While some of us are busy Instagramming and Facebooking, over two-thirds of consumers do not download apps, according to some new research.
The new XenMobile Enterprise edition of Citrix's mobility software delivers a broad range of functions.
The release of XenDesktop 7 simplifies the deployment of virtualised Windows desktops and applications.
