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Legacy systems such as enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) are still heavily relied upon within organisations.

Ricoh Australia opens new data center in Melbourne with IBM collaboration to meet demand for video conferencing solutions.

Cyber security, sustainability, and cloud and fog computing are key trends that will shape the way the data centre of the future will look and operate.

When it comes to credit analysis, eventually cyber threats will be seen in a similar vein as other extraordinary event risks, such as natural disaster.

New reports sound the alarm: Up to 35% of UK, 47% of US jobs at risk as AI advances could widen wealth gaps, leaving many struggling.

The convergence of OT and IT is posing security risks as OT systems lack security infrastructure, says BAE Systems Applied Intelligence.

Big data continues to be big business with IDC forecasting strong growth across big-data related infrastructure, software and services.

Equinix is bringing Oracle's cloud services to Sydney, providing direct access to the vendor's public platform and infrastructure services.

Smash Solutions is targeting the growing demand for SEO and CRM solutions among small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs).

The increase in SaaS adoption has the potential to introduce new security risks or allow unauthorised access to sensitive data.

Liid, a Nordic company based in Finland, has created a mobile application that functions as an activity tracker for sales professionals.

An effective business continuity strategy can be challenging due to various factors that can disrupt operations, according to CenturyLink.

Cyber security firm Cylance has teamed up with Blue Coat Systems in an effort to combat malware and advanced threats.

Datacom celebrates a robust 6% uptick in Aussie revenues, underpinned by a significant $242m health sector deal.

While VoIP is not necessarily cheap, it offers added value by increasing agility and flexibility, and encouraging business evolution.

The digital revolution is leading to the creation of new roles and greater demand for specialised skills in New Zealand's IT industry.

AudioCodes reports 13.7% decrease in revenue for Q2 2015, with net loss of $1.9m. Company initiates cost reduction plan.

Qualcomm plans to cut approximately $1.4 billion in spending to 'aggressively right-size cost structure', cut staff, and split its business into two.

Intel's 2015 second quarter profit fell 3.2% as a result of the slump in PC sales that is impacting the majority of the chip sector.

First glimpse at Rugby League Live 3 shows stunning in-game action from the iconic State of Origin, but fans await release date.