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Optus case a win for telecoms
Copyright and the digital age will become an increasigly contentious issue - especially given the rapid use of the iPad for business purposes.
17 Feb / Written by Morris Kaplan / Follow the Money -
Telstra shareholders to vote for mobility and the internet
Fixed line customers will migrate to the NBN but can Telstra keep up with communications changes around the globe?
13 Sep / Written by Morris Kaplan / Follow the Money -
Internet penetration: not there yet
The internet and smartphones are ubiquitous but we are still a long way behind northern Europe
31 Aug / Written by Morris Kaplan / Follow the Money -
Wireless rules the waves
Wireless industry defying the odds of stcok amrket woes
11 Aug / Written by Morris Kaplan / Follow the Money -
VMware Adjusts vSphere 5.0 Licensing Model
Just a few weeks after introducing its new licensing scheme for vSphere 5.0, VMware has made some adjustments based on customer feedback. These changes have been made to address some of the concerns customers expressed about the new model, which shifted licensing constraints from processor sockets to vRAM (provisioned memory).
5 Aug / Written by Ideas International / Analysts' Corner -
A new look Telstra?
Can Telstra's new internal venture capital team ward off competitors with innovation?
13 Jul / Written by Morris Kaplan / Follow the Money -
Are You Ready for UEFI on Your x86 Servers?
Your data centre is in the midst of the biggest server firmware upgrade ever, and you might not realise it. The update is called UEFI, and it doesn’t actually bring a lot of new features. Instead, it’s a long-overdue, industry-wide "bug fix" for x86.
12 Jul / Written by Ideas International / Analysts' Corner -
Copper or Fibre?
Copper is a legacy material in telecoms; fibre is hot. But Tesltra keeps pouring billions into its copper network
22 Jun / Written by Morris Kaplan / Follow the Money -
AICD data theft leaves members cold
Thieves have stolen a PC from the Australian Instituted of Company Directors (AICD). The PC contains personal details of the organisations members. Including mine.
10 Jun / Written by Davy Adams / Number Crunch -
No one is safe in cyber land, says Kaspersky
As another AusCERT and its inherent memories wind down, it seems a perfect time to unleash some more thoughts from the self-confessed `optimistic paranoid’, Kaspersky Labs founder, Eugene Kaspersky.
23 May / Written by Hamish Barwick / Fair Warning
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Davy Adams
Davy Adams is the Managing Director of IDG Australia, publisher of Computerworld.
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Morris Kaplan
Morris Kaplan, one-time stockbroker and venture capitalist, brings his finance skills and recent experience as a business journalist and writer to IT, with a special interest in telecoms and how communications is being transformed by technology.
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SAGE-AU
SAGE-AU is a not-for-profit professional organisation that promotes the development of the system administration profession.
The Need for DLP (data leak prevention) now
When it comes to the terabytes of confidential and proprietary data on corporate networks, companies often use kid gloves to secure the data. This begs the question, why are office supplies subject to a higher level of security than the data? Many organisations are turning to a DLP solution to help them in gaining control over their seemingly uncontrolled data stores.
ClamWin Free Antivirus
ClamWin Free Antivirus is an open source GPL virus scanner for Microsoft Windows 7 / Vista / XP / Me / 2000 / 98 and ...
Case Study: Gadens Law Firm Reclaims 22 Hours of Lost Productivity Each Month
For the past eight years, Gadens Brisbane has used a “big three” security vendor to protect its network against malware and other threats. Despite deploying a complete antivirus package, the firm still experienced up to three infections across the network every week. This gap in security meant the firm’s IT team was spending up to six hours a week on security management, resulting in lawyers being unable to work on their computers for hours a time – an inconvenience for the individual, and costly for a business reliant on hourly charging. Read how Gadens Law Firm have reduced their security management time from about 6 hours a week to 30 minutes a week.
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