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Gartner expects that by 2020 "Cloud Shift" will "affect more than US$1 trillion in IT spending" with important must-do actions for IT asset managers.

SimpliVity proudly boasts that "enterprise customers" are flocking to its highly advanced yet simple hyperconverged solution as the company drives mainstream IT adoption for mission-critical applications in Global 2000 companies.

Global manganese producer Consolidated Minerals has solved many of its IT issues by implementing SolarWinds solutions for greater network visibility and much faster IT management.

Following Logicalis acquiring Thomas Duryea in December 2015, both companies are well on the path to back-end integration. There are now joint clients and great growth, with the two companies to be combined as one within 12 months and having a goal of being the most admired IT company in Australia by 2020.

Australian tech start-up Rundl has launched its digital platform solution to streamline collaboration and service delivery in new areas such as government, healthcare, project management, IT, engineering and entrepreneurship, and has won a major CeBIT Australia 2016 award.

Helping ‘plants Seeds for the Future’ to help bring the digital divide, Huawei and the Clontarf Foundation have announced a new partnership.

IT spending in Australia is forecast to grow steadily this year, according to analyst firm Gartner.

The Science and Technology industry sectors have been one of the few growth areas for employment in Western Australia in an otherwise employment downturn for the State, according to a newly published jobs index.

There has been strong growth and increased investment in IT by the insurance industry worldwide, with digital channels remaining the top area for investment by insurers.

Sydney Water has appointed Wipro consulting partner for utilities, George Hunt, as its new CIO.

Australia’s Business Intelligence and Analytics market is set to reach A$700.1 million this year, up 9.11% from 2015, with CIOs ranking BI and Analytics as their top technology priority for 2016.

Continual growth in the tech job market and an increasing demand for those with strong IT security and networking skills is seen for 2016.

CIOs appear to have been through a tough period where they were increasingly marginalised from IT purchasing decision making in their businesses, according to a new survey which reveals that line of business executives had been bypassing their IT departments and CIOs when making IT investments.

The adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) technology in Australia may be impeded by a lack of preparedness and insufficient skills amongst IT professionals.

Getting a job and pursing a career path in different business or industry sectors may depend on the strength or weakness of a particular industry, and a newly released national report shows that 13 out of 18 industries have recorded growth in employment numbers over the last two years.

Australia is bucking the global trend in declining public sector spending on IT and technology products, with federal, state and local governments here forecast to grow by 5.8% to $10.8 billion by the end of this year, and to almost $12 billion by 2019.

Nokia says its investment in IT enterprise infrastructure from HP, Microsoft and Telefonica will foster development of next-gen software and maximise employee productivity.

Monash University is to open a new-concept hub this week which it says is designed to tackle the research challenges of the internet age.

Although you might think a university degree is what you need for a fulfilling career in IT, TAFE is an extremely valid option, too - here’s more!

The New Zealand capital Wellington has launched a campaign to attract Australian technology talent to the city in an effort to meet an increasing demand for workers fuelled by its booming ICT and creative sectors.