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COMPANY NEWS: Lookout, the endpoint to cloud security company, today announced the discovery of nearly 300 loan apps that exhibit predatory behaviour such as exfiltrating excessive user data from mobile devices and harassing borrowers for repayment.

GUEST OPINION by Steve Coad, Cohesity: The growth and development of cloud platforms and services has had a profound and long-lasting impact on corporate IT. Rather than having to deploy and manage complex infrastructures, organisations are now able to ‘rent’ capacity and capability as required.

GUEST OPINION by Steve Coad, Cohesity: The growth and development of cloud platforms and services has had a profound and long-lasting impact on corporate IT. Rather than having to deploy and manage complex infrastructures, organisations are now able to ‘rent’ capacity and capability as required.

Cloud identity service provider Okta has revealed some interesting statistics about the cloud applications used by its customers.

An expanded partnership between identity and device management provider Okta and Google is intended to make it easier for large enterprises to securely deploy and manage Google Apps. Okta is also strengthening and extending its portfolio of identity-related products and services.

Small business is in the sights of Vodafone as it unveils a new range of flexible plans and an expanded portfolio of Ready Business Apps, featuring a selection of the what the telco calls the “world’s best” mobile business tools.

Sydney-based web hosting company, Crucial, has launched what it says is Australia’s first Managed Google Apps for Work.  

Analyst firm Gartner says worldwide Chromebook sales will approach 8 million units in 2016.

An Australian developed app that links people fleeing natural disasters with nearby evacuation centres has won a prestigious United Nations (UN) competition.

Service provider hosted apps and desktops are being taken up mainly by the top end of the SME market, according to Citrix.

Cloud services provider LogMeIn has acquired BBA, a startup offering cloud-based single-sign-on, password management, and identity and access management under the Meldium brand.

Retail giant Woolworths has announced a massive IT transformation program, confirming it will phase out its huge collection of Microsoft Windows desktops in favour of 8000 Google Chrome OS machines.

GFI Software has added cloud management capabilities for Office 365 and Google Apps to its GFI MAX RemoteManagement solution, which it says will enable managed services providers (MSP) to take full advantage of the cloud services opportunity with their clients.

News mogul Rupert Murdoch is no friend of Google. He sees them as the Evil Empire that is ‘disintermediating’ news consumers from their source. But that hasn’t prevented his newspaper company News Corp Australia from moving towards Google Apps from Microsoft Office.

It's no big secret that the cloud is changing the way Australians work and do business, but how big is the change? And how easy is that transition?

LogMeIn's AppGuru aims to simplify the management of personal and corporate-sponsored cloud applications.

Supermarket giant Woolworths will be implementing its Google Apps platform to 26,000 national and state office staff in the coming month.

Cloud hosting provider OzHosting.com is using Paralels Automation to assist in the delivery of cloud-based business applications including Google Apps.

Google has scored another big-name client for its Google Apps for Business SaaS product: Elders Real Estate.