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The study looks at the shift in employee behaviours and gaps in the workplace regarding productivity, collaboration and flexi-work practices.

This strategy needs to be a constantly evolving plan that can be changed, modified or replaced at a moment’s notice.

USB devices and the malware hiding within them pose a major threat to industrial control systems, according to research by BSI publications.

The launch follows the global campaign to rebrand Vertiv as a standalone company, after the completion of the sale to Platinum Equity.

CSIRO's ON platform announces winners of science and innovation competition, including Breakout Female Science award.

On April 8 it was three years since Microsoft ended its extended support for Windows XP. 8% of desktop users worldwide still run the operating system.

​Gartner's report contains a series of predictions about IT infrastructure services that could have some serious implications on the industry.

A thriving partner community of more than 800 attended the events across Asia Pacific, making them a great success.

Innovative tech students at Wellington's Marsden Collegiate boost school funds with bespoke 3D-printed plant pots.

With their IOT network currently extending from Invercargill to Whangarei, their goal is 95 percent, so they're certainly not far off.

​Gentrack Group recently announced that it has entered into an unconditional agreement to acquire the UK-based Junifer Systems.

Australian firms push for open IoT systems, with 81% valuing open standards, amid a market set to hit £13 billion by 2020, IDC finds.

State-owed telecommunications provider China Unicom has experienced steep profit losses as the company focused on long term development.

RIoT Solutions’ security team has proven that its up to scratch in their cyber expertise, after three of its top experts gained OSCP Certification.

I know it’s cliché, but it really does seem like yesterday, the $6.1 billion purchase of American Power Conversion.

Cisco's CTO Kevin Bloch heralds AI's rise as the harbinger of tech trends set to revolutionise business and infrastructure in 2017.

A lot has gone on this week in the Australian channel, including new job appointments, distie deals and acquisitions - here's a wrap-up of the week.

Synergy chooses Hitachi Data Systems for enterprise infrastructure, including data protection, disaster recovery, and business continuity.

Synnex has signed a deal with IoT hardware and software company Advantech in a move it says will make IoT more accessible for resellers.

Neil Smith pilots Schneider Electric's industrial automation drive as Pacific Industry VP in strategic market expansion.