Melbourne occupational therapy group dumps Apple for Microsoft
Melbourne-based occupational therapist Keo Physio Group has ditched its Apple Macs in favour of Microsoft Surface devices in an effort to cut its administrative bottlenecks.
Melbourne-based occupational therapist Keo Physio Group has ditched its Apple Macs in favour of Microsoft Surface devices in an effort to cut its administrative bottlenecks.
The Australian arm of DXC Technology felt the aftershocks of its landmark merger two years ago having posted a loss of $101.8 million for the financial year ending 31 March 2018.
Australia’s cyber security agency has called for urgent Microsoft updates to be implemented following the first public release of the ‘BlueKeep’ flaw.
JB Hi-Fi Solutions has signed a reseller agreement with Family Zone, a cyber safety and security vendor specialising in the education sector.
Telstra has partnered with Magna Systems and Summit Tech to deliver 8K VR streaming over the telco’s 5G network.
Canberra-based ArchTis has scored a deal with the Australian Attorney General’s Department to supply its collaboration platform.
Cyber security vendor Mimecast has appointed Craig McGregor as its A/NZ channel director.
PS&C CEO Glenn Fielding has announced his resignation from the company after it posted a $53 million loss for the year.
IT veteran and Data#3 founding director Mark Esler has returned to the company’s board five years after retiring.
IT consulting firm PS&C Limited has warned shareholders of a difficult period ahead after posting a $53 million loss for the year.
Hills Limited spent $14.7 million on a restructure of its distribution business following a turbulent year that ended with an $8.8 million loss.
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NextDC has ended a year of heavy data centre expansion with a $9.8 million loss.
Macquarie Telecom is to launch a public cloud service to its hosting business in an effort to boost its customer numbers.
Oreta has officially unveiled its new office in Melbourne which combines its existing practice with Telstra’s Business Technology Centre (BTC).