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CDN provider Akamai Technologies has appointed Chris Gibbs to the new role of ANZ managing director and regional vice president.

Software intelligence specialist Dynatrace has appointed Hope Powers to the role of vice president of sales for Australia and New Zealand.

Software vendor Software AG has made several senior executive appointments in Asia Pacific and Japan.

Decision-making platform provider Board International has made four senior appointments.

Software tools provider New Relic has made two sales appointments.

An anticipated deal for processor maker Broadcom to buy security firm Symantec has fallen through due to the insistence of the latter on a price of US$28 per share, which was not acceptable to the former.

The Federal Government's draft encryption bill could seriously damage Australia’s — and international — cyber security and, would act contrary to its stated aim of increasing security for Australians, a submission jointly made by the telco industry body Communications Alliance, the Australian Information Industry Association and the Australian Mobile Telecommunications Association claims.

AIOps. It's not the latest buzzword, but the use of "advanced algorithms and AI techniques for analysing big data from various IT and business operations tools, to speed service delivery, increase IT efficiency and deliver a superior user experience".

Cognisant of the fact its employees are, by nature, built to change, CA Technologies has enhanced its family friendly benefits giving "all employees worldwide, male and female, a minimum of 12 weeks paid leave during the first 12 months following the birth or adoption of their child".

Insights for better experiences, intelligent automation for DevOps and “Shift-Left” for native security are the innovations enterprises need for their Modern Software Factories.

Business applications vendor Infor has promoted Helen Masters to the role of senior vice-president and general manager, Asia-Pacific.

A new study shows APJ companies have a critical need for digital transformation, but only 17% of organisations have a fully-formed digital transformation strategy.

With 20 new offerings and significant enhancements in its product portfolio, CA is confident it has the tools your business needs to tackle agility, intelligent automation, data driven insights, security and more to avoid disruption.

Whether it is the modern software factory, taking advantage of AI, agile management, digital transformation, DevSecOps and more, CA Tech's portfolio continues its sophisticated maturation.

Digital transformation continues maturing, with machine learning, security, intelligent automation, APIs, collaboration and more helping individuals and organisations to creatively find that pivot point to get to the next level.

Janice Cox is the new vice-president and managing director of CA Technologies Australia and New Zealand, effective immediately, after Paul Falkenstein's nearly 20 years with the company.

Perhaps more than any other IT company and possibly because of its diverse portfolio, CA Technologies is fond of big themes.

Plans are afoot to change Australia’s telecommunications numbering system and to transfer management of the system from government to industry.

Australia’s peak telecommunications industry body, the Communications Alliance, says the new tax arrangements for satellite apparatus licences announced on Tuesday should encourage more efficient use of spectrum and greater investment in the satellite sector.

Last month, CA held its annual CA World conference in Las Vegas. Here are some great video interviews, a show floor tour and more from the event!