NEWS GRAB: latest from Next Digital, Actian, SugarCRM, and WatchGuard Technologies
The latest from Next Digital, Actian, SugarCRM, and WatchGuard Technologies; news in appointments, partnerships, and achievements
The latest from Next Digital, Actian, SugarCRM, and WatchGuard Technologies; news in appointments, partnerships, and achievements
Anittel Group’s managing director, Peter Kazacos, has branched out his Kaz Group of companies to now include Kaz Finance.
SAP made a series of announcements on Tuesday as part of its bid to become a high-profile player in the database market alongside the likes of Oracle and IBM.
Hewlett-Packard today announced a series of open source-based cloud offerings and added network automation capabilities to its hardware products in an attempt to carve out its piece of a market currently topped by Amazon Web Services.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) on Monday announced a proposed rule that it said would cut the red tape involved in processing medical payments and save the industry $4.6 billion over the next decade.
[[xref:http://www.arnnet.com.au/tag/Distribution_Central|Distribution Central|All on Distribution Central]] has signed a deal with Syncsort to distribute NetApp Syncsort Integrated Backup (NSB) locally.
Samsung Communications (SamCom) will be a key supplier to a recent partnership between Papua New Guinea’s carrier, Telikom PNG, and communications reseller, ConXions.
The head of Fujitsu's main research division says it is a mistake to cut back on investing in new technologies during hard economic times.
Q&A: Greg Pierce
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FireEye builds on brand in A/NZ
Those free apps like Angry Birds, Instagram and Tiny Wings may be loads of fun, but they suck the battery life out of your smartphone by tracking your geographical location, sending information about you to advertisers and downloading ads.
Ubuntu developer Canonical is working on a new provisioning platform called Metal as a Service (MAAS), which will be used to activate new servers, on top of which a cloud can be deployed, founder Mark Shuttleworth said in a blog post on Wednesday.
[[xref:http://www.arnnet.com.au/tag/Brennan_IT|Brennan IT|All on Brennan IT]] has secured a hosted managed service deal with national furniture retailer, Super A-Mart
Mark Adams, vice president of IT at HireRight, is living the dream -- the chance to completely rethink the infrastructure for a $300 million software-as-a-service employment screening service company. While the nucleus of the 1,600 employee company has been around for 30+ years, a three year acquisition spree resulted in data center sprawl, leaving the company with 10 facilities, including company owned and collocation and disaster-recovery sites, some of them overseas. Now HireRight is three quarters of the way through a consolidation effort with a heavy emphasis on cloud. Adams gave an update on the company's modernization progress to Network World Editor in Chief John Dix.
A hospital is usually a pretty busy place, but the neonatal intensive care unit at Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children has been buzzing with even more activity than is customary. Thanks to a new technology partnership, the hospital is working to use analytics to predict more accurately than ever before which premature babies are at most risk for disease and infection.
The latest version of the cloud operating system OpenStack, known as Essex, will be released on Thursday, and supporters say that its stability should encourage larger deployments.
The Westcon Group will help distribute CA Technologies’ range of enterprise solutions to customers in Australia following the signing of a a new channel partnership.
WASHINGTON - The U.S. this week began accepting applications for H-1B visas for the next fiscal year, but that's not the big news it was in previous years.
Some enterprise customers just aren't comfortable throwing their data into a public cloud environment, says Ellen Rubin, vice president of cloud products for Terremark, which is owned by Verizon.