Over the past two years, Macquarie Telecom’s gargantuan investments in data centres and cloud computing have taken centre stage but the publicly-listed company has also invested heavily in new staff.
Tech giant fires warning shots at AWS and Microsoft Azure as cloud channel war heats up in Australia.
Nicki Bowers demonstrates the changing approach to cloud transformation at the 2016 Microsoft Worldwide Partner Conference in Toronto.
New Lifesize regional director, David Peach, sat down with ARN to discuss the company's rollout of its new Cloud-based videoconferencing-as-a-service solution.
Ingram Micro's new APAC Cloud boss discusses the distributor's new Cloud Marketplace launch, the partner programmes to go with it, and his new role.
Enablis’ boss, discusses the company’s explosive growth, beating the telcos at their own game and his predictions for 2015
Aastra’s Tony Warhurst has been managing director of the unified communications company’s A/NZ operations for just over a year, but has already overseen the company resurgent in the Channel. Boosted by the launch of a several key products, he sat down to discuss the company, his mission and the trends emerging in the UC market.
While Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT) has been in the Australian market for several years, the company has recently found itself in the spotlight following a series of high profile acquisitions. ARN spoke to NTT’s Australian managing director and CEO, Yoshimasa Hashimoto, about its local plans.<
The Federal Government’s $36 billion National Broadband Network (NBN) aspires to be an open-access network which will eventually level the playing-field in the broadband market for ISPs nationwide. But one company already has its own open-access network, albeit on a smaller scale. TransACT began its life in the 2000 and has strong ties with the main utility services supplier in ACT, ActewAGL. Its origins stemmed from the fact Telstra and Optus left Canberra out of their HFC broadband network footprint.
He is a pioneer in the ICT industry – one of five tech-heads seconded to run optical fibre networks back in the mid-80s for a company called Telecom, better known today as Telstra.
Labor Senator, Kate Lundy, is one of the few Government politicians to go on record against the proposed mandatory ISP filter. ARN spoke with her about voting against it, the effects of Gershon on jobs and CeBIT 2010.
Independent senator for South Australia, Senator Nick Xenophon, has a strong voter base and a vital cross-bench seat. He spoke with ARN about the need for negotiation with the Government over ISP filtering, Telstra’s separation and keeping cloud-based information in Australia.
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By Kalyan Madala, CTO, IBM ASEANZK
