New tracking technologies are set to be released in the next ten years that will revolutionise our everyday lives, according to technology and security expert and founder of Calamity, Daniel Lewkovitz. Lewkovitz shared his predictions for the biggest developments in tracking technology and if they pose any cyber security risks.
Nearly 275 million wearable electronic devices will be sold worldwide in 2016 and will generate $US28 billion, according to analyst firm, Gartner.
'Digital business' to disrupt every business leaders day-to-day operations, no matter what the industry - a new style of leadership will be required for local businesses.
It’s tough to know what the security landscape will look like in six months, never mind a year. But that doesn’t mean it’s not worth trying.
What does the IT industry predict for the Cloud in 2013? Here are 10 key projections.
It is likely that 2013 will be the year of the device. The number of smartphone shipments will reach nearly two billion, and the smartphone-tablet hybrid will gain popularity in Australia, according to consulting firm, Deloitte.
While 2013 will present an array of interesting IT challenges and opportunities, Australian businesses will continue to grapple with security issues and concerns but begin to do more with enterprise mobility and Cloud technologies, according to Dimension Data solutions director, Neil Campbell.
Vendors will need to add new analytics solutions, multi-channel metrics, and better collaboration tools in 2013 due to the needs of the always-connected customer, or risk losing business, according to analyst firm, Ovum.
The sustainable datacentre market will see accelerated growth in 2013 as it becomes more focused on cost-savings, and provides more efficient internal IT delivery methods such as virtualisation, software-defined networks (SDNs) and the use of converged infrastructure solutions, according to analyst firm, Ovum.
Industry experts reveal the hot market trends for the next 12 months including the growing datacentre market, converged infrastructure, cloud computing and virtual desktop infrastructure solutions
Google has invested in a startup company that claims to be able to predict the future.
Despite historical declines in sales last year and the onslaught of solid state drives, hard disk drive shipments are expected to soar through 2014, representing 300,000 petabytes of capacity, according to a new study released by market research firm IDC.
A new set of predictions by Gartner Inc. reports that by 2012, 20 per cent of businesses will not own any IT assets, neither end user nor data centre.
The growing demand for online applications could push the number of mobile devices accessing the Internet past 1 billion by 2013, IDC said in a survey issued on Wednesday.
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