Cloud Services stories - Page 145
Over the last decade the IT world has seen a mass transition from in-house computer assets to everything-as-a-service in the cloud, with hardware, platform and services now all commonly cloud-resident. Ideally positioned to support distributed working and working from home, most major players are currently moving or planning to move more than half of their operations to the cloud. The current direction of travel is to multi-cloud deployment, seen as providing greater flexibility, specialisation and security.
The main bumps in the road have shown up in skills shortages reported by many organisations, complexity leading to misconfiguration and the need to operate and integrate multiple security dashboards. Consequently, third-party cloud security providers are a hot growth area.
eCommerce perceived and real user needs differ: Storyblok
Wed, 1st Mar 2023
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martech
Storyblok survey of 6,000 consumers and 500 business leaders reveals a significant divide between eCommerce businesses’ perceived customer needs and reality.
How to end the end-of-support scramble with lifecycle management
Tue, 28th Feb 2023
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migration
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public cloud
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microsoft
Simply put, software lifecycle management reduces surprises by configuring the IT environment and following a plan for ongoing assessments and updates.
Video: 10 Minute IT Jams - An update from Elastic
Mon, 27th Feb 2023
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advanced persistent threat protection
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cybersecurity
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cloud services
TechDay's 10 Minute IT Jams features insights from Elastic's Vice President, Mike Nichols, on cybersecurity challenges and working with global brands.
DBaaS offers a chance to delight business app owners and developers alike
Fri, 24th Feb 2023
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microsoft
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cloud services
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nutanix
Database proliferation has led to organisations dedicating lots of expensive DBA time to managing and securing them.
How to strike the right balance between community and commercial open source projects
Fri, 24th Feb 2023
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data analytics
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martech
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cdp
Commercially backed open source projects are attracting more money and talent, but balancing community and commercial interests can be a challenge, says GitHub.
Cloud services market set to surpass US$4.4 trillion by 2033
Fri, 24th Feb 2023
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cloud services
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smb
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cloud adoption
The cloud services market will surpass US$4.4 trillion by 2033, as growing demand for cloud-based solutions among SMEs drive the adoption of cloud services.
Akamai announces Auckland cloud data centre
Fri, 24th Feb 2023
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hyperscale
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dc
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cybersecurity
Cloud services provider Akamai Technologies is building a Scrubbing Centre and Cloud Data Centre in Auckland to defend against DDoS attacks.
$40 million raised for Australian tech companies and ecosystem
Thu, 23rd Feb 2023
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cloud services
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it industry
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investment
Over half of the fund was raised through a heavily strategised fundraising and launch effort that was aimed at a select group of investors in late 2022.
Aryaka expanding hyperscale POP footprint globally
Thu, 23rd Feb 2023
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network infrastructure
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sd-wan
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sdn
Aryaka is investing further in its hyperscale Point-of-Presence (POP) footprint worldwide for cloud-based services delivery.
Visa names Martyna Lazar Head of Risk for Australia, NZ & South Pacific
Thu, 23rd Feb 2023
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martech
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commerce systems
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payment technologies
Visa appoints Martyna Lazar as Head of Risk for Aus, NZ & South Pacific, with over 10 yrs exp in risk and compliance to enhance security.
Banks Are Getting to Know You Better - What’s in it for Customers?
Thu, 23rd Feb 2023
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dr
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cloud services
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transactions
At the recent Australian Retail Credit Association Credit Summit, FICO’s Head of Scoring Solutions, Steven Brown, spoke about global credit risk trends.
The top three security IoT trends expected in 2023
Wed, 22nd Feb 2023
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iot
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risk & compliance
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cloud services
The IoT space is evolving in leaps and bounds to implement new security applications that improve outcomes while mitigating security risks.
WatchGuard releases new firewalls to better protect networks
Wed, 22nd Feb 2023
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firewalls
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data protection
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network security
WatchGuard Technologies has released a new line of tabletop firewall appliances for remote and distributed business environments.
Nutanix extends hybrid environment with new cloud clusters on Azure
Wed, 22nd Feb 2023
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public cloud
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converged infrastructure
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microsoft
Nutanix has released Nutanix Cloud Clusters on Microsoft Azure in Australia, offering a unified management solution for hybrid cloud adoption.
Former NSA Director Joins Duality Advisory Board
Wed, 22nd Feb 2023
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data protection
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ai
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healthtech
Former NSA Director Michael Rogers joins Duality Technologies as advisor for privacy-preserving data collaboration in public and private sectors.
Somerville and Veeam help customers meet cyber insurance requirements
Tue, 21st Feb 2023
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virtualisation
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dr
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cybersecurity insurance
Somerville has partnered with Veeam to help customers meet cyber insurance requirements for offsite, offline immutable backups.
PwC acquires Salesforce consultancy Be Intelligent
Tue, 21st Feb 2023
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crm
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data analytics
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digital transformation
The strategic acquisition strengthens PwC’s industry focus areas across health, social services, energy, utilities and financial services in New Zealand.
Former Nutanix VP appointed Okta VP for Asia
Mon, 20th Feb 2023
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storage
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digital transformation
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cx
Okta, the identity provider, has appointed Neville Vincent as its Vice President for Asia, overseeing business operations and leading region's expansion.
Macquarie Telecom appoints Marika Fiorini as Chief Customer Officer
Mon, 20th Feb 2023
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uc
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cx
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martech
Australian telco Macquarie Telecom appoints Marika Fiorini as Chief Customer Officer to drive business growth and foster internal career development.
Why organisations need to better manage their Microsoft Office 365 data
Fri, 17th Feb 2023
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data protection
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dr
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microsoft
Microsoft provides short-term retention and high availability of Microsoft Office 365 (O365) data, but there is a disconnect between what this actually means.