Qld corruption watchdog calls out internal privacy threat
Wants to stop cops dipping into crimes database.
Month: May 2016
Cash-strapped WA govt finds $60m for e-health
Revenue drop devastates in the west.
TalkTalk sees profits halved as security breach takes its toll
Loss of 100,000 customers, and thousands of personal details, weighs heavy on the broadband and comms provider
Software-defined storage the power behind Monash University microscopes
Australian academic institute uses the technology to help it deal with huge – and still growing – storage demands
Future Retail Contest: Using tech to tackle retail’s biggest problems
IC Tomorrow’s Future Retail Contest aims to help the retail industry tackle some of its business issues by leveraging retail-focused startups
Hundreds more jobs to go at RBS as digital replaces branch services
RBS is cutting more jobs and closing branches as customers increasingly prefer digital services
British Standards Institution warns IoT standards are ripe for a shakeup
The multitude of disparate Internet of Things (IoT) standards is due to be stripped down to a more manageable number to encourage better practices in the IoT arena. That's according to Peter James, market...
Are Asian CIOs ready for container technology?
Could risk aversion slow the growth of containerisation – touted as an enabler of innovation – in the region?
Microsoft details cloud integration and Internet of Things services
Microsoft continues to adapt its offerings to the changing world of IT, detailing this week its approach to delivering integration for enterprise applications across cloud and on-premise infrastructure,...
Great Ormond Street Hospital looks to the IoT to improve operations
Great Ormond Street Hospital is looking at using the Internet of Things (IoT) more widely having already implemented several projects, according to Robert Bielen, IT apps manager at the hospital. Bielen...