DXC establishes digital transformation centre in Adelaide
DXC has opened its new global digital transformation centre in South Australia with a remit to develop high-impact digital solutions across Australia and New Zealand.
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Slideshows
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Dicker Data finishes Australian leg of TechX 2019 in Brisbane
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ARN honours IT vanguards with 2019 Hall of Fame Lunch
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Bumper Sydney channel sizes up future priorities at Dicker Data TechX 2019
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EDGE 2019: Channel forges new partnerships during evening networking
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Dicker Data TechX 2019 touches down in Melbourne
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EDGE 2019: Thought leaders share how to build a channel of the future
Features
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How Windows 10 changes enterprise mobility management
Over the next five years, Microsoft Intune and EMM offerings from VMware, MobileIron and Citrix will displace conventional PC management tools like SCCM in large ...
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Why you shouldn't pay the ransomware fee
What enterprises need to consider in deciding whether to pay a ransomware fee
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How IT outsourcing customers should prepare for HPE-CSC
The merger between HPE’s enterprise services business and CSC may or may not help solve those providers’ problems, but there are steps customers can take ...
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Partner Spotlight on… Melbourne
ARN spoke to partners about the state of play in Victoria’s capital.
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The Hot List - Top Aussie partners on the rise
ARN examines partners on the upward move - these are companies to watch.
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Partner Spotlight on… Perth, Western Australia
ARN quizzed Perth-based IT service providers on the main issues impacting business in 2016.
Round Table
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IN PICTURES: ARN Roundtable - Big Data, Big Opportunities (+21 images)
The latest ARN Roundtable was held at Sydney's Cafe Del Mar, and was sponsored by Cloudera and Veritas. The guestlist saw a VIP group of ...
Opinions
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Windows 10 is making too many PCs obsolete
Windows 10 will be supported until Oct. 14, 2025 — unless your computer has a Clover Trail CPU. Then you’re out of luck.
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I don’t like being force-fed Windows 10
Microsoft, along with AMD and Intel, has made darn sure you’ll be running Windows 10 and not Windows 7 on the next PC you buy
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4 reasons mergers and acquisitions are doomed to fail
Columnist Rob Enderle writes that if executives would learn from mistakes rather than focus on blame when things go south, acquisitions might not always crash ...
Reviews
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Microsoft Office 2016 review: It's all about collaboration
Go team! That's what Office 2016 is built to encourage, with new collaborative tools and other ways to tie workers and content together.
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Enterprise guide to Windows 10
When to dive in, what new features will be available and how to avoid a messy upgrade.
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