If the emergence of iPads, like a plague upon the land, through the latter half of 2010 wasn’t warning enough, the slew of devices released at the CES expo in Las Vegas should leave you with no doubt that 2011 will be the year of the tablet PC.
Green IT has been given no shortage of attention in past years; among the continuing debates around climate change and sustainability, Green IT inevitably comes to the forefront as either an obstacle to overcome, or an enabler of environmental friendliness in the wider organisation.
While progress is being made in Government 2.0, it is government, rather than the public, that is reaping the rewards of the technology-led initiative.
A Telstra-commissioned report into the productivity of large organisations through ICT investments has been canned by an industry analyst.
Oracle's Australian representatives are staying mum over the impact attempts to acquire Sun Microsystems are having on its operations down under.
Data centres need to become centres of excellence in delivering cost effective computing power, says IBRS advisor, James Turner.
Computerworld is hosting a free Webinar to help IT managers and professionals navigate the unified communications landscape.
Analysts have levelled criticism at claims by NetSuite CEO Zach Nelson that the battle between cloud and on-premise applications has been all but won by cloud-based providers.
Video conferencing will take centre stage in a demonstration later this month hosted by Monash University to tout the benefits of the technology.
An information security expert claims the government has the wrong approach to Internet filtering, and should focus on protecting Australians from technical risks rather than content.