Outback Stores awards three-year tender to consolidate ICT requirements
Outback Stores has selected Territory Technology Solutions (TTS) for a three-year tender to provide IT infrastructure, services and support across its 27 sites.
Stories by Lisa Banks
In pictures: Commonwealth Bank rolls out Kaching
Computerworld Australia was at the launch of the new Commonwealth Bank iPhone app. Kaching allows Commonwealth Bank members to pay anyone via their mobile device, linking payments to mobile numbers, email addresses, and Facebook accounts.
Q&A: CIO of PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia
After being recently profiled in On Success: A Woman’s Perspective; an e-book on some of Australia’s inspirational women, PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia’s CIO, Hilda Clune, talks to CIO Australia about what it takes to manage business change and transformation, as well as the challenges she faces in the role of CIO.
vForum: CIOs must understand new technology paradigm
CIOs are still struggling with the consumerisation of IT, as device management and Cloud computing continued to be viewed through a traditional IT paradigm, VMware has claimed.
Slideshow: What will you pay for access to the National Broadband Network?
New research reveals that you could be paying less than current ADSL2+ prices
NBN plans cheaper than ADSL2+ equivalents: Analysis
Many internet access plans on the National Broadband Network (NBN) will be cheaper on a per gigabyte usage basis than current ADSL2+ plans.
Q&A: Village Cinema's general manager of design and development
Village Cinema’s general manager of design and development, Tony Sticca, spoke to Computerworld Australia about the kinds of technology used at the business, and how the organisation recently rolled out a video wall at its Jam Factory complex in Melbourne.
How to succeed as an Aussie startup: Three industry success stories
Utilising Cloud computing and using technology to solve everyday problems should be the focus of startups wanting to make their mark on the industry, according to members of three successful Australian startups.
Data centre hardware spending to reach US$99 billion worldwide this year: Gartner
Data centre hardware spending is set to reach US$99 billion worldwide this year, up from $87.8 billion last year, as in-house data centres decrease in influence, Gartner has claimed.
Q&A: Xero's Australian MD, Chris Ridd
Former Microsoft southern region manager turned managing director at accounting software company, Xero, talks about the role of Cloud computing in the software and SME market.
Opera Australia CIO touts social media, mobility as top IT priorities
Social media, outsourcing and mobility are top-of-mind for Opera Australia CIO, Grant Creswell.
Kaspersky launches endpoint security offering
Kaspersky Lab has launched its new endpoint security solution, announcing details of Endpoint Protection 8.0 and Security Centre 9 in Sydney last night.
ANZ announces new COO as part of integration of technology and operations
ANZ today announced the appointment of Alistair Currie as group chief operating officer (COO).
AIMIA elects new board members
The Australian Interactive Media Industry Association (AIMIA) has elected nine new board members.
GPS tracking devices fitted to sex offenders in Queensland
The Queensland government has awarded a contract for the supply of GPS monitoring technology to track sex offenders across the state.