Healthcare stories
Hitachi is showing commitment to its Australian Social Innovation business by investing AU$1.25 billion over the next three years.
Cybersecurity skills shortage in Australia leaves companies vulnerable to data breaches, says ISACA. Breach costs average $3.46m. #cybersecurity.
Ransomware's rise demands vigilance from service providers, as the security of customer data is not just ethical, but now a critical business must.
Aruba announces winners of its 2016 Channel Partner Awards at the Atmosphere ANZ Conference. Matrix CNI named Aruba ANZ Partner of the Year.
Ahead of the new year Oliver Bendig, CEO of Matrix42, has shared insights into the defining technologies for the IT workplace in 2017.
APAC is predicted to be the fastest growing region in the global visual analytics market, set to surpass $5 billion by 2020.
Why is the healthcare industry becoming such a popular target for hackers and data thieves? To put it simply, the answer is in the data.
Siemens-branded IP-based CCTV cameras are the latest internet-connected devices to be found vulnerable to hacking attacks.
The group behind the Gatak Trojan (Trojan.Gatak) continues to pose a threat with the healthcare sector heavily affected by attacks.
Global messaging service provider Retarus has been steadily moving into the Asian market and is expanding its Singapore data center to address demand.
Pi Datacenters and SUSE team up to bring cloud and SDDC services to India through SUSE OpenStack cloud platform.
Proofpoint researchers have discovered a Point-of-Sale malware that is targeting organisations worldwide, including those in Australia.
While the smart home is becoming more and more present and understood, OEMs and service providers still have a long way to go before it's ubiquitous.
Hard on the heels of its biggest quarter in ANZ in three years, Avaya is eyeing up the smart cities opportunities for itself and its partners.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella unveils a future shaped by digital transformation, advocating for developers to lead a 'new world' of tech.
The US government's adoption of technology is unlikely to be undone by the new administration, according to expert Chris Pennell.
Donald Trump's victory in the US election could have significant implications for the technology industry, say analysts.
Avaya is stepping up its local presence as it seeks to capitalise on what it believes are big opportunities to help Kiwi companies with their DX.
Mike Smith returns to IBM as Managing Director for New Zealand, bringing extensive expertise in cloud computing and artificial intelligence.
Nearly a quarter of a million New Zealanders are now using a patient portal to access their health information.