Immature migration tools stall long road to the Cloud
Virtualisation to Cloud (V2C) migration tools are not enterprise-ready making it a time consuming process that is prone to failure, according to Gartner analyst, Mr Kyle Hilgendorf.
Stories by Sandra Van Dijk
Server technology in the year 2021: Part 1
With IT organisations purchasing computing power at ever-higher densities in blade chassis, racks and even containers, it’s time to take a look at the direction of server technologies over the next decade.
Server technology in the year 2021: Part 2
With IT organisations purchasing computing power at ever-higher densities in blade chassis, racks and even containers, it’s time to take a look at the direction of server technologies over the next decade.
The NBN application blueprint: What the next decade holds
The National Broadband Network (NBN) is set to transform a wide range of industries with the availability of next-generation applications over the next decade.
Mainframe defies doomsday claims with record revenues
Mainframe vendors in Australia have exceeded their highest yearly revenues in just six months to more than $115 million defying doomsday predictions of the platforms demise.
IPv6 guide part 4: IPv6 products lack features
Enterprises continue to cop criticism for not migrating to Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) but the real laggards are the vendors who keep all the bells and whistles for their IPv4 product ranges.
IPv6 guide part 3: technology issues
Recognising that translation technology is often unstable, enterprises are opting for a dual-stack environment when undertaking migrations to Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6).
IPv6 guide part 2: Budgeting for IPv6 migration
Gartner estimates the cost of migrating an enterprise to Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6) could be as high as six per cent of the entire annual IT budget.
IPv6 guide part 1: Slow migration to IPv6 a costly mistake
Slow migration to Internet Protocol Version 6 could end up being a costly mistake for Australian enterprises, according to Internet Society of Australia (ISOC-AU) vice-president, Narelle Clarke.
Nimda hits Parliament House
Federal parliament is the latest victim of the Nimda virus that is spreading rapidly across Australian corporate networks.
Qantas outsources IT to Telstra
Qantas is set to outsource its IT infrastructure to Telstra in a huge deal expected to be finalised in November.
HP introduces Web site health check
Hewlett-Packard Australia has announced the introduction in Australia of its free hpchecksweb.com program, which evaluates the performance and availability of corporate Web sites.
Legacy costs driving outsourcing
Cost and margin pressures force companies to direct funds toward projects that generate immediate revenues instead of investing in IT system upgrades.
Banks miss the mark on Web use: study
A four-year study to be released by Unisys in coming months disproves the widely held belief that banks are effectively utilising Internet technology.
Analysis: Forum urges technologists to focus on future
IT executives have the woes of the world resting upon their fragile shoulders -- literally.