ASX halts trading due to technical difficulties
The Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) has confirmed its equity trading has been halted due to technical difficulties.
The Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) has confirmed its equity trading has been halted due to technical difficulties.
Collaboration and communication with a variety of industry leaders is vital for CIOs looking to implement Cloud computing, an IT industry CEO claimed.
The Commonwealth Bank has launched a new mobile app which allows users to transfer funds to friends via their Facebook accounts or mobile device.
Data centre hardware spending is set to reach US$99 billion worldwide this year, up from $87.8 billion last year, as in-house data centres decrease in influence, Gartner has claimed.
The growth of Android tablet shipments has begun outpacing that of the iPad in Australia and New Zealand. However, although Android tablet shipments tripled in Q2 compared to Q1, the iPad still dominates the market and shipments of Apple's tablet doubled in volume during the same period.
Communicating the risks of IT to the enterprise is crucial in preventing security risks arising in the first place, according to the Information Systems Audit and Control Association's (ISACA) international president, Ken Vander Wal.
The New Zealand telco market is giving Australia a run for its money with news that local ISPs are catching up to their Aussie counterparts.
The New Zealand telco market is giving Australia a run for its money with news that ISPs across the Tasman are catching up to their Aussie counterparts.
A Melbourne-based app developer has spoken about the security pitfalls of smartphone apps, saying that while certain mobile environments are more susceptible to malware, such risks can be eliminated through encryption and using common sense.
CIOs in the Asia Pacific face being “swept aside” if they ignore mobility as an issue in the enterprise, IDC has claimed.
Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) and Fiber-to-the-Building (FTTB) are set to overtake the number of wireless internet connections in the Asia-Pacific region from 2014, Ovum has claimed.
Google has apologised for causing its Google+ users to be spammed over the weekend, saying the fault was caused by a lack of disk space.
Brenton Smith, the Australia-New Zealand head of CA Technologies, has quit the top job after only three years in the role, to take up the role of Asia-Pacific and Japan vice-president of Symantec's cloud business.
Smith was area manager of CA Technologies Pacific Region, which encompasses Australia and New Zealand.
The news of Smith's resignation was broken by The Australian yesterday, which revealed Smith had accepted a regional role with another technology company.
The Australian reported that the news came only four days after the company opened a new office in Canberra, and only months after it acquired Sydney-based technology partner Torokina Networks.
Vice-president of solution sales, Chris Wilson, is set to take on the role of until a decision is made about Smith's replacement.
CA Technologies last year announced it planned on realigning five business units, with the company appointing new unit heads.
The repeated hacking of Sony's PlayStation Network hack has demonstrated the need for Australia to adopt mandatory data breach disclosure laws, a local security director has claimed.
A new study has revealed a third of Australian businesses do not have a customer service strategy in place.