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GUEST OPINION by Michael Vincetic, Cloud Practice Leader, Kyndryl Australia and New Zealand: If you’ve seen a superhero movie, you’ve seen some version of this scene – our fledgling hero, learning to wield their newfound powers, accidentally destroys their kitchen instead. As enterprises accelerate their cloud modernisation, some version of this scene is today playing out in countless IT departments – only instead of an inner-city apartment being damaged, it’s an IT OPEX budget.

GUEST OPINION: Kyndryl, the world’s largest IT infrastructure services provider, has welcomed the Australian Government’s investment in new technology, skills, and cybersecurity in its Federal Budget. Leading executives from Kyndryl ANZ have also called for urgent modernisation of ICT systems for Defence and deeper development of the MyGov app as a way for Government to communicate directly with individual citizens and radically reduce scamming.

Data-driven solution expands and increases observability and insights

Enhanced data governance helps identify irregularities and threats

COMPANY NEWS: Kyndryl, the world’s largest IT infrastructure services provider, today announced availability of the Kyndryl Data and AI Console, a new solution that integrates data operations and provides customers a better way to facilitate seamless data flows and reliable data delivery to enable faster, more informed business decisions.

GUEST OPINION:  Every self-respecting hacker knows to be glued to their laptop this Tuesday.  It is Patch Tuesday, the monthly Tuesday (falling on a Wednesday Down Under) when the world’s biggest software providers disclose the latest vulnerabilities they have identified in their products and release the patches needed to fix them.

Global IT infrastructure services provider Kyndryl has announced a 5-year extended agreement with Delta Air Lines (NYSE: DAL) to enhance IT resiliency and scalability.

IT infrastructure services provider Kyndryl and Nokia have announced a three-year extension and expansion of their global network and edge computing partnership, with a focus on developing and delivering industry-leading LTE and 5G private wireless services and Industry 4.0 solutions to customers worldwide.

Local practice leaders for Kyndryl, the world’s largest IT infrastructure services provider, have delivered their expert forecasts to iTWire on what will happen in the world of tech next year.

GUEST OPINION Today marks the last day of Cybersecurity Awareness Month and what a month it’s been. Thanks to the ongoing fallout from a high-profile spate of cyber-attacks in Australia during October, cybersecurity awareness has perhaps never been higher among the public and anyone who relies on the web for their work.

GUEST OPINION Today marks the last day of Cybersecurity Awareness Month and what a month it’s been. Thanks to the ongoing fallout from a high-profile spate of cyber-attacks in Australia during October, cybersecurity awareness has perhaps never been higher among the public and anyone who relies on the web for their work.

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COMPANY NEWS:  Kyndryl (NYSE: KD), the world's largest IT infrastructure services provider, today announced a new open integration platform giving business leaders real-time insights into their complex IT estates, and unprecedented control over customizing their mission-critical operations.

IT infrastructure services provider Kyndryl and multi-cloud data management specialist Veritas Technologies are working together to help enterprises protect and recover their critical data across multi-cloud environments.

IT infrastructure specialist Kyndryl has appointed Yolanda Stead to the role of head of alliances for Australia and New Zealand.

IT systems monitoring and improvement specialist and IBM spinoiff Kyndryl has appointed Audrey Campbell-Frear to the role of managing director for New Zealand, effective 1 March 2022.

Nokia and Kyndryl announced a global network and edge computing alliance aimed at helping enterprise customers accelerate their digital transformations with industrial-grade reliable and secure LTE and 5G private wireless networking.

COMPANY NEWS: Kyndryl, the world’s largest IT infrastructure services provider, and Pure Storage, the IT pioneer that delivers storage as-a-service in a multi-cloud world, today announced a global alliance that joins the expertise and operational experience of Kyndryl with the best-in-class storage technology of Pure to deliver mission-critical capabilities to enterprises.

Kyndryl, the company formed by IBM's spinoff of its managed services business, has been granted Certified Strategic Service Provider status by the Federal Government's Digital Transformation Agency.

Kyndryl is the independent public company to be created following the separation of IBM’s managed infrastructure services business. The company has now announced its appointment of Kerry Purcell to the position of president, Australia and New Zealand.