|
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg has a somewhat predictable way of dealing with what looks like an approaching crisis: write an op-ed that recommends some fanciful Utopian…
Published in
Open Sauce
Thursday, 28 March 2019 11:23
Encryption law: time for tech industry to take the reins
By Sam Varghese
The Federal Government has taken the easy way out in dealing with issues around its encryption law and kicked it down the road, leaving it…
Published in
Open Sauce
Friday, 22 March 2019 12:05
Want e-bills from Manningham Council? Say yes to this 2467-word agreement
By Sam Varghese
Companies switched to sending bills in digital form to their customers a good many years back, but Victoria's Manningham Council appears to have just woken…
Published in
Open Sauce
Tagged under
The aftermath of the horrific mosque shootings in Christchurch, New Zealand, last week has unfortunately delivered exactly what the mentally deranged perpetrator wanted – division.…
Published in
Beerfiles
Tagged under
Like plenty of other people, I've held off buying an iMac until new models were announced, but I can't get excited by them.
Published in
Core Dump
Tagged under
Wednesday, 20 March 2019 11:39
Microsoft should clean up its security mess before any PR stunts
By Sam Varghese
Satya Nadella has been the chief executive of Microsoft for more than five years but how many times has he uttered the word "ransomware" when…
Published in
Open Sauce
Tuesday, 19 March 2019 09:58
Like Splunk, Aust firms may also have to give up business abroad
By Sam Varghese
The same fate that befell big data analytics company Splunk last month — having to pull out of doing business in Russia — is likely to…
Published in
Open Sauce
Monday, 18 March 2019 21:14
Give your own staff the full customer experience, BMC CIO says
By David M Williams
Running the vast infrastructure for digital operations software company, BMC, affords its chief information officer Scott Crowder a perspective on the customer experience that extends…
Published in
The Wired CIO
Monday, 18 March 2019 09:17
Pollies, don't try to pin the blame on social media. Look in the mirror
By Sam Varghese
When anything bad happens, politicians always look for the first convenient scapegoat. And in the case of the massacre of Muslims in New Zealand, they…
Published in
Open Sauce
Monday, 18 March 2019 06:27
ASD keeps vulnerability details to itself at times. How is this news?
By Sam Varghese
Nearly three years after a leak of NSA exploits by a group calling itself the Shadow Brokers disclosed the open secret that the agency keeps…
Published in
Open Sauce
Tagged under
VENDOR NEWS & EVENTS
-
How artificial intelligence will reshape the contact centre in 2020
GUEST OPINION by Brendan Maree, VP Asia Pacific 8x8: Artificial… -
Why deception rules in the defence of Active Directory
GUEST OPINION by Jim Cook Attivo Networks: A long time… -
Cloud platforms: what happens if they stop working?
GUEST OPINION by Steve Coad, Cohesity: The growth and development… -
How to keep the new 'remote' normal from being the next headache
GUEST OPINION* by Andrew Huntley regional director ANZ and Pacific… -
How to rapidly support a distributed workforce
GUEST CONTRIBUTION* by Adam Fuoss, vice president technical sales Silver… -
How digital workers (aka software robots) protect our identity
GUEST OPINION by Dan Ternes* : Rapid advancements towards digital… -
When 1% of the Light Equals 100% of the Information
VENDOR CONTRIBUTION: Layer 1 (the physical layer) encryption is an… -
BANKER DOUBLES DOWN ON MINING
GUEST CONTRIBUTION: Australia’s pioneer cyber emergency response team, AusCERT, recently took… -
Why your SD-WAN deployment is failing … and what you can do about it
GUEST CONTRIBUTION by Adam Fuoss*, vice president technical sales Silver… -
Nutanix expands COVID-19 Response to Asia Pacific business
VENDOR PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT: Enterprise cloud computing vendor Nutanix is expanding… -
Integrating applications with a low-code platform for successful modernisation
GUEST CONTRIBUTION* by Mark Weaser VP APAC, OutSystems: Modernisation is… -
COVID-19 - the single word that tells IT vendors why they need cost-effective PR
GUEST CONTRIBUTION* By David Frost, CEO, PR Deadlines: In recent… -
CommandHub’s HubDrop provides secure document exchange for staff working from home
PROMOTIONAL NEWS* : Responding to customer requests for rapid deployment… -
Privacy violations are a terrible thing, but so is the panic they sow
GUEST CONTRIBUTION by James Herrin VPN Reviews: In a world… -
Is circumventing geo-restrictions piracy?
GUEST CONTRIBUTION By Dean Chester, CoolTechZone: How often do we… -
Creso Pharma hires former Canopy Growth executives
ASX VENDOR ANNOUNCEMENT: Creso Pharma Limited (ASX:CPH) has appointed two… -
Creso Pharma brings its cannabis products to the Scandinavian market
ASX VENDOR ANNOUNCEMENT. By Jonathan Jackson: Cannabis has a place… -
MMJ Group’s Growing Portfolio of Cannabis Assets
VENDOR PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT. By Jonathan Jackson: There’s little doubt the… -
NetLinkz helps Beijing government get people back to work
GUEST OPINION By Jonathan Jackson: February has been a busy… -
DXC Technology Advances Deployments of Augmented, Virtual and Mixed Reality Technologies for Enterprises in the Connected, Digital Workplace
VENDOR PRODUCT ANNOUNCEMENT: DXC Technology (NYSE: DXC) today highlighted how…
REVIEWS
-
Review: Epson ES-500WR scanner
Epson's new WorkForce ES-500WR is a $699 desktop scanner with… -
Review: Brother DS-940DW portable scanner
If you need a portable scanner, take a look at… -
Review – Zebra L10 ruggedised tablets
The market for ruggedised tablets and laptops is growing. Analyst… -
Software Review – Stellar Repair for QuickBooks Software
REVIEW PROMOTION: Many organizations use QuickBooks software for managing their… -
Review: Brother Inkvestment A3 Inkjet Multi-Function Printer MFC-J6545DW
Brother's MFC-J6545DW multifunction delivers full A3 capabilities with low running… -
Tranya Rimor True Wireless earbuds
Emerging audio products brand, Tranya, has released its newest Bluetooth… -
REVIEW: Tenda's Whole Home Mesh Wi-Fi System nova MW5s makes a beautiful mesh of price, speed and coverage
If poor Wi-Fi coverage in your home has left your… -
Review: D-Link Exo AC3000 smart mesh router DIR-3060
One of the big selling points of this router is… -
Review: Realme 5 and 5 Pro smartphones
Following the original announcement of the release of 4 new… -
Plantronics RIG 700 HD Ultra-light Gaming Headset Review
One of the least talked about issues with headphones is… -
Review: OPPO's 5G phone is great, but it's tough to find 5G in Melbourne
The OPPO Reno 5G 10x Zoom proves two things: one,… -
Alienware 510H 7.1 Gaming Headset Review
Gamer Freddie Ross has used most modern gaming headsets extensively.… -
Best Bag Ever? Everki Onyx Premium Backpack Review
We’ve been huge fans of Everki bags in the past… -
Bang & Olufsen Beoplay H9 3rd Gen noise cancelling headphones review
Bang & Olufsen’s Beoplay noise-cancelling, wireless headphones have been a… -
In-car bushfire smoke reduction: Sharp IG-BC2J-B air purifier review
Hot on the heals of yesterday’s four-year-late review of Sharp’s… -
Bushfire Anti-Smoke Air Purifier: Sharp KC-A50 review
With asthma attacks spiking, some people will need to take… -
Review: Aspera Mobile Jazz 2
This budget mobile hits a spot, even though 'premium' buyers… -
MSI Raider GE65 9SE Laptop Review
We’ve been impressed by MSI’s all-rounder notebooks for a couple… -
Book review: We the People by Peter S. Temes and Florin Rotar
Big Data can tease out all manner of analyses and… -
Review: OPPO AX5s shows that good things need not cost the earth
There are two very good reasons why the OPPO AX5s…
Recent Comments
-
Re: iTWire - Australia 86th of 159 countries when it comes to cost per Mbps
Population densities of areas where fixed broadband is rolled out in Australian major cities and regional towns is comparable or[…]
-
Re: iTWire - Australia 86th of 159 countries when it comes to cost per Mbps
Why do I consider this useless and irrelevant information?How does this effect our broadband prices?What effect does distance and population[…]
-
Re: iTWire - Foxtel stops customers cancelling
Change your credit card number with them and just let the money dry up with them!
-
Re: iTWire - Cyber atackers taking aim at VPNs as more work from home: sec pro
"Cyber attackers are definitely going to be targeting VPNs as a means of accessing the corporate network or SaaS accounts[…]
-
Re: iTWire - Morrison: No anonymous tracking of people to enforce COVID-19 rules
That seems to be a position rather than a capability as all the apps released or provided to support information[…]