Australian stories - Page 307

Business risks are expected to increase in 2016. At the same time, it is unlikely there will be any improvement in the coming year.

Veeam will launch its certified engineering program in Australia next week as the vendor seeks deeper relationships with local partners.

PwC partners with Australasian cloud providers to launch Next, a purpose-built cloud platform with integrated apps.

Readify pioneers graduate programme against Oz IT shortage, merging industry and academia to foster tech talent.

The event was held to provide women new career opportunities and proactively address the growing issue of gender imbalance in Australia's tech sector.

WatchGuard expands in Australia and New Zealand with the appointment of a new sales engineer, Peter Fraser, in Melbourne.

Paessler AG bolsters ANZ market as sales soar by 21%, enhancing its partner programme to empower regional resellers.

Australian businesses have high email threat awareness and confidence in security solutions, according to research by Mimecast.

Bayrob displays a message suggesting the user the downloaded file is incompatible with the system, while it is actually already releasing a Trojan.

Gravity Supply Chain opens Melbourne office to meet growing demand for its cloud-based supply chain management apps.

Cisco earmarks $15M for Sydney IoT hub, backing innovation across smart tech sectors and projecting vast economic uplift.

De Laine is tasked with driving Check Point Software's business forward across the region, as well as supporting the company's channel network.

The rollout of the Australian-government funded NBN network is accelerating, with growth speeding up in the later stages of 2015.

The 24/7 security operations centre (SOC) brings together IPSec's managed services capabilities and LogRhythm's security intelligence and analytics.

MIP Australia named ANZ reseller of the year by Tableau, at the vendor's annual Asia Pacific Partner Summit held last night.

It has been a year since TechDay first ventured out into Australia - there have been many successful milestones since.

Dick Smith creditors are owed nearly AU$400 million dollars. Meanwhile, the company's chief executive has resigned, effective immediately.

SAP ANZ's key exec, Greg Miller, to depart in search of new leadership vistas after expanding partner success.

Potential buyers for the failed Dick Smith business have until January 27 to get expressions of interest in for the company's businesses.

2015 was the year that TechDay shunned the printers and became an entirely digital publisher - with excellent results.