User authentication: Improving user experience while ensuring business efficiency
There is no doubt that the twin storms of cloud and mobility are transforming the business landscape.
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The software-defined data centre, and how it affects you
The software-defined data centre, and how it affects you
EMC/Infront workshop report: Journey to the centre
How far will software-defined solutions, including networks and data centres, take you on the road to IT maturity?
Best Places to Work in IT: Search the archives 1994-2014
See who's made the list the last 21 years.
We want to know: Is converged infrastructure part of your IT?
Computerworld Australia, in partnership with Cisco and EMC, is conducting a nationwide survey on how IT organisations are employing or planning to employ converged infrastructure.
Converged Infrastructure Survey Terms and Conditions
By participating in Computerworld’s Converged Infrastructure Survey , you have the opportunity of winning one an iPad mini valued at $349. Simply answer the question: Which technology will most change the role of the IT Department over the next five years and why?" The survey opens on 12th of June 2014 and closes on 12th July, 2014. The prize draw will take place on 28th July, 2014.
In baffling move, TrueCrypt open-source crypto project shuts down
In a bizarre move, the anonymous managers of the TrueCrypt open-source encryption project abruptly pulled the plug on the effort without explanation.
Take the Global 2014 Mobile Media Usage survey
The Global 2014 Mobile Media Usage survey is now live, quizzing you on your smartphone and tablet habits and media consumption.
In pictures: Microsoft showcases 'Internet of Your Things’ applications
How the London Underground and Coca-cola Amatil are tapping into the Internet of Things.
Sprint unveils HTC One (M8) with exclusive audio perks
Sprint doubled down on high quality smartphone sound on Tuesday by introducing an exclusive version of the HTC One (M8) featuring HD Audio sound.
With Google Glass, the doctor can see you now
Emergency room physicians at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center are four months into a pilot program where they are using Google's computerized eyeglasses to help treat patients.
After first day problems, robotic sub resumes search for Flight 370
The autonomous underwater robot that began searching for the missing Malaysian airliner Monday ran into trouble on its initial mission but is expected to try again today.
Top-paying industries for IT 2014
When it comes to IT pay, some industries fare much better than others. Find out who the winners and losers are in our 2014 Salary Survey.
Microsoft unveils Office for iPad
As expected, Microsoft today announced Office for the iPad at a press event in San Francisco led by CEO Satya Nadella.
NBN transit network hits terabit speeds in Toowoomba trial
A trial conducted earlier this month by NBN Co and optical transmission equipment supplier Coriant reached speeds of 1 terabit per second over a 1066 kilometre loop of fibre in Toowoomba, Queensland. The trial on NBN Co’s transit network demonstrated a 35 per cent improvement in spectral efficiency, according to Coriant.