The tax and compensation package released by the Federal Government as part of its carbon pricing scheme has implications for every Australian business, but ploughing through the minutiae to find out how will affect operations is something of chore.
Ausgrid has deployed a new data management platform for its smart grid network to more accurately track network utilisation and performance.
The Manly Sea Eagles announced a new major sponsor, IT security company, Kaspersky Lab.
The Australian Computer Society’s (ACS) Victorian arm has committed to fostering the careers of three senior ICT managers, sponsoring their participation in the CIO Executive Council’s Pathway’s Program.
CIOs and IT managers trying to wrap their heads around how to manage consumer devices in the enterprise -- and let’s face it, that’s everybody -- will be pleased to hear that Research in Motion (RIM) has finally announced its BlackBerry Playbook tablet will go on sale in Australia on June 20.
A hellava lot happened at CeBIT 2011. Here's a quick roundup
To measure the progress in realising its vision by 2020, the government has set several goals
The newly launched app is an all-in-one travel tool for your smartphone, which allows you to plan, book, manage and share travel activities quickly and easily.
The IT services market is being turned on its head, thanks to the rapid uptake of Cloud computing and increased offshoring activities. And CIOs must take action to manage the inherent risks and unexpected costs of moving to Cloud services, according to Gartner.
Financial institutions Westpac and Insurance Australia Group (IAG) have scored some of the highest ratings for corporate social responsibility practices in a new global index of public companies.
Mike Foster, managing director at Fujitsu services subsidiary Kaz, has taken on the chief executive role at Fujitsu Australia.
To mark IBM's centenary year, CIO Australia has put together a slideshow of the company throughout the past 100 years.
It had to happen. NBN Co, the company charged with rolling out Australia's National Broadband Network, has jumped into social media, joining the Twitterati.
As corporate executives get busier and busier, BlackBerry apps can help to increase productivity, enable quick and easy access to information, and collate data quickly. Ultimately, BlackBerry apps give executives the tools to do their job to the best of their ability while on the move!
A new research centre at the University of Melbourne aims to make the internet and telecommunications a Greener place by exploring and developing improved fundamental technologies.