Business use on mobile phones declining
Less Australians are using their mobile phones for business purposes, according to new data released by Roy Morgan Research.
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Less Australians are using their mobile phones for business purposes, according to new data released by Roy Morgan Research.
Webinars are gaining in popularity and are a great way to showcase a product, show thought leadership and engage with your target audience. However, getting it right can often be a difficult task.
Released as the traditional two-month holiday spending period comes to an end, the real-time data reveals that online sales during this time have gone up by over 20 per cent from the 2013-14 season.
Simple network monitoring tools ensure that businesses can track the availability of systems, services, applications and bandwidth usage, as well as stay informed of potentially serious issues, before they become a major problem.
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It’s the key topic for conferences, the headlines for articles from learned reviews, the subject of white papers and reports, and even the basis for entire consultancy businesses.
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Microsoft Corp. has today announced plans to deliver Office 365 and Dynamics CRM Online from Australian datacenters by the end of March 2015.
From wearable medical trackers to smart cars and homes, machine to machine (M2M) technology – enabling remote communication between machines and other machines and people – is quickly carving out a presence in all areas of our lives.
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The only constant in security is change. New developments, disruptive technologies and the ongoing evolving sophisticated nature of cyber attacks means that new vulnerabilities emerge everyday.