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  IN PICTURES: EDGE 2015 - Day Two keynote and plenary session (+45 photos)

  Here are pictorial highlights of the morning session, day two, at EDGE 2015 featuring the keynote by former Myer CEO, Bernie Brookes, and a plenary session from VMware - presented by director of channels and general business A/NZ, John Donovan, and senior product marketing manager, Aaron Steppat - on Opportunity in a liquid world: Outcomes and profitability to the channel. Photos by Alison George.

  IN PICTURES: EDGE 2015 - Day Two keynote and plenary session (+45 photos)

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News about myer

• Kyndryl renews deal with Myer

  Will “consolidate” retailer’s data centre footprint and offer managed services.

• Why Amazon is still finding its way in Australia

  How has Amazon's Australian foray gone since its launch on 5 December?

• AWS exodus due to Amazon Australia competition 'doesn’t make rational sense': A/NZ chief

  Amazon Web Services' managing director not expecting US-style retailer retaliation locally

• Where will Amazon’s Aussie arrival leave local online tech retailers?

  Analysts expect JB Hi-Fi, Myer and Harvey Norman among the hardest hit in Amazon's Australia move

• Apple Pay on tap

  Goes live in Australia today for American Express users

• Harvard CISO shares 5 pearls of IT security wisdom

  Harvard University Chief Information Security Officer shares best practices, discusses BYOD and Internet of Things

Features about myer

• It's alive! Patch Tuesday survives for Windows 10

  Contrary to expectations earlier this year, Patch Tuesday survived the rollout of Windows 10.

• Patch Tuesday: Not dead yet

  Even though Microsoft won't say if it plans to end its 12-year practice of providing security patches on the same day each month to everyone, ...

• Mind the gaps: A holistic approach to securing the network

  Organisations need to be deploying a balanced and holistic security approach with the right technologies and the right solutions in place

• Microsoft goes vague on Windows 10 support

  When it comes to Windows 10, Microsoft keeps talking about the "supported lifetime of the device." Just what the company means by that remains open ...

• Lumia sales slump sabotages Microsoft's strategy before it starts

  But analysts aren't buying the idea that Microsoft's Nokia acquisition poisoned consumers' minds

• Microsoft exec hints at separate Windows release trains for consumers, business

  Resistance from enterprises, and Ballmer's departure, may be changing Microsoft's mind