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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.
Twitter has announced a new more secure login process, introducing a two-step verification system for its users.
Why pay when you can get it for free? Smartphone owners would rather see an ad than pay for premium content according to new research.
