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How Hunter Water is saving $50k a year in software licences
The NSW government owned corporation has managed to save $50,000 per year on Microsoft licences since deploying Microsoft Systems Centre 2012.
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5 women who've made it in IT
CIO Australia speaks to five women, who have made their mark in IT, about their career journey, their biggest achievements, and their advice for other women in the industry.
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Fox Sports bets on private cloud
Fox Sports has rebuilt its IT systems from scratch in under 12 months for a new production studio in Artarmon on Sydney’s north shore.
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The neuroscience of leadership
Doctor David Rock wants to build a common platform for human development computations.
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Security and Privacy
OAIC releases privacy impact assessment guide for consultation
The Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) has released an updated privacy impact assessment (PIA) guide for public consultation following the Privacy Act changes which came into law today.
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Compliance
Some Australian businesses 'unlikely' to be ready for Privacy Act changes: survey
Some Australian IT professionals have admitted that their organisation won’t be prepared for the Privacy Act amendments which come into effect today, according to the results of a new survey.
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Consumerisation of IT
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Nearly two-thirds of Australian enterprises have staff using personal apps for work even though only about half of the organisations allow it, according to a Telsyte report.
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How Hunter Water is saving $50k a year in software licences
NSW government owned corporation Hunter Water has managed to save $50,000 per year on Microsoft licences since deploying Microsoft Systems Centre 2012.
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Mobile/Wireless/Convergence
Audit agency does BYOD with BlackBerry
The Australian National Audit Office (ANAO) has upgraded its mobile fleet to BlackBerry 10 while allowing other devices under a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) scheme managed by BES10, the BlackBerry mobile device management (MDM) software.
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Security and Privacy
Telstra breached privacy of over 15k customers: Privacy Commissioner
An investigation by the Australian Privacy Commissioner, Timothy Pilgrim, and the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has concluded that Telstra breached three National Privacy Principles (NPPs) after 15,775 phone numbers, names and home addresses contained in spreadsheets were found online via a Google search in May 2013.
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Leadership
Is your IT shop a scrambler or a leader?
Technology organisations evolve on a four-step path, with each step enhancing the value of the organisation to its customers. Most IT organisations are in the first two stages: Scrambler and Producer.
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5 women who've made it in IT
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Security and Privacy
Telstra fields 40,000 government data requests in six months
Telstra received about 40,000 requests for customer information from Australian government agencies in the second half of 2013, not counting national security requests, the telco has revealed.
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Cloud Computing
Fox Sports bets on private cloud
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