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Managed infrastructure platform and application as a service company, CloudCentral, has migrated to Brocade’s new networking solutions in its Australian data centres as it embarks on its next phase of growth.

Wesley Mission Brisbane has deployed a Nursecall platform with integrated DECT mobility, life critical messaging and alarm management solution from Ascom Wireless Solutions across six of its facilities in Queensland.

Telcos will get their biggest share of revenues from a “new generation” of strategic ICT services over the next five years, according to one global analyst firm.

Internet Protocol (IP) traffic around the world is expected to triple to reach a record 2 zettabytes by 2019, with market growth coming predominantly from increasing mobile access and demand for video services.

Damballa is a US security company, new to Australia, helping enterprises prevent loss of data, IP, finances and reputation - we interviewed its executives to learn more.

Australian listed software company TechnologyOne has today completed a sale and purchase agreement to acquire unlisted software vendor ICON Software Solutions for $10 million.

Subscription and pay-as-you-go software and IT services arrangements offer increased flexibility and cost-efficiency, but they also bring inherent risks to business and organisations, according to a newly published report on technology trends for this year by a global IT services group.

Silicon-Valley based intellectual property (IP) strategy and startup advisory firm, Foresight Valuation Group, has announced a Startup-IP Program (STR-IP), which it says is aimed at helping technology startups build an IP portfolio that is aligned with their business goals and that would enhance their valuation.

The ICT jobs and employment landscape is changing rapidly with demand for professionals increasingly driven by digital transformation projects and a shift away from traditional IT roles.

Here we go again. On top of the long running legal battle between Samsung and Apple over iPhone designs, now Microsoft is suing the Korean giant.

Allied Telesis and Panasonic have joined forces to deliver ICT infrastructure to one of stadiums which has been built for the World Cup in Brazil.

The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has warned that investor confidence in continued support for start-up businesses in the ICT sector, and across all parts of the economy, could take a hit if Commercialisation Australia falls victim to budget cuts in the Federal Government’s May budget.

Another round of talks to finalise the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement will conclude next week, this time in Dallas, Texas.

When it comes to software patents, Melbourne developer Ben Sturmfels is sure of one thing: his campaign to end them in their entirety will succeed in the long run.

A surveillance system in the Melbourne inner suburb of Footscray led to 18 arrests before it was commissioned.

The next round of secret talks to negotiate details of the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement will be held soon in Peru.

As secret talks continue apace to put in place the so-called Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement, an awareness is slowly building that the trade deal will benefit only one party — the US — to the detriment of the eight other countries involved.

Australians often look down on New Zealand - the latter has much less land mass and about a fifth of the population of its bigger cousin across the Tasman. But when it comes to resisting the dictates of flat-track bullies, the Kiwis often outscore the others.

Carnival Australia, which operates P&O Cruises Australian fleet, has optimised its satellite WAN connectivity on three of its ships with Silver Peak data centre class WAN optimisation appliances.

The state governments owned company charged with developing a national electronic system for property exchange, NECDL, has signed a master agreement with Accenture to design and build the e-conveyancing platform that will underpin the national system.