According to the Australian Information Industry Association, the Labor party’s 11th hour mention of innovation as the foundation of industry growth is a relief in an election that has so far failed to present a real future for the ICT ind...
The Gartner show has rolled into town with a hefty chunk of IT exhibitors coming out of the woodwork for the event. The photo's from the second day are available now.
A global survey sponsored by Computer Associates (CA) has found that IT departments around the world attempting to bring IT in line with business goals are being hamstrung by skills shortages and integration concerns.
The fallout from a recent email leak has caused more than just embarrassment for Internet security and anti-piracy firm MediaDefender, as the company has also been hit with US$825,000 (AU$929,500) in damages and legal fees.
A new study by the Nemertes Research Group claims that the Internet could run out of capacity in as little as two years if substantial investments in infrastructure are not made.
For most businesses there is the IT department and then there is the actual business, news from the Gartner symposium is calling this out of date and laying down the challenge to run IT like a business.
Three days out from Australia’s Federal Election, Gartner analysts have revealed some worrying trends regarding the country’s ICT position in an increasingly globalised economy.
According to a new survey by Kroll Ontrack, many companies are neglecting data recovery when formulating their compliance policies and opening themselves up to unnecessary risk.
A startling case of lost data has surfaced in the UK this week, with HM Revenue and Customs losing discs containing the details of over 15 million benefit recipients during shipping.
While its hip to be green these days, according to Symantec claims that the top 2000 companies around the globe are struggling to make the switch to greener datacentre pastures.
