IT Department stories - Page 63

Dell has released a new security suite to combat malware threats in the enterprise, integrating Cylance technology using AI and machine learning.

OneNet is delighted to have Luca Dell'Oca to present on the exciting new enhancements in the recently launched Veeam Availability Suite Version 9.

REANNZ announces its recipient for the Future Funds tertiary scholarship programme, Se-Young Yu from the University of Auckland. #scholarship.

Digital transformation, insider threat and machine learning will impact cyber security in APAC, says Darktrace MD APAC.

People and data are a powerful combination, but it can be hard to get both right. Effective people management is crucial to the success of data.

Reliance on digital infrastructure causes major IT incidents, says report. 90% of large businesses affected. Only half have dedicated teams.

Cloud sprawl, the uncontrolled growth of computing resources, is on the rise due to the democratizing nature of cloud technology, according to Empired.

As analog revenues flatten and decline for many industries, businesses are shifting to a new source of growth: digital revenue from digital business.

There is a disconnect between IT professionals and end users when it comes to the desktop experience, according to a new study.

Organisations that view their IT department as nothing more than technical support may be missing out on opportunities.

IDC claims vendors that provide the most compelling and useful enablement for their partners will gain channel dominance.

Auckland's Lancom is transforming IT support with DeskDirector, a new app that streamlines issue resolution and boosts efficiency for medium-sized businesses.

Remember to include data recovery when you're selling disaster recovery, reminds Adrian Briscoe, Kroll Ontrack general manager, APAC.

ANZ tech leaders grapple with IT staffing shortages, security breaches, and strategic disconnects, a new ISACA survey reveals.

Resellers and systems integrators are looking for more staff according to one recruitment agency, which says that poses some challenges for employers.

CIOs foresee robust IT hiring in Q2 2011, with 9% planning to expand their departments and 7% expecting an uptick in hiring, per a recent survey.

Ovum's latest report warns that cloud computing governance is lagging, reactive, and fragmented, necessitating a new, proactive approach for success.

Industry analyst Ovum has said that CIO confidence in their ability to predict IT spending has been shattered.

In today's economic climate, CIOs and IT departments are being tasked with delivering the same or increased business outcomes with less funding.