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Reckon's move to subscription model drives 17 percent cloud growth
Reckon has reported it has delivered 6 percent growth in revenue to AU$57 million for the first half of the 2016 financial year.
Uniti Wireless attracts support from Australian telco heavyweights
Wireless internet company, Uniti Wireless, has picked up a multi-million investment from the founders of Vocus Communications and Amcom, aiming to use the cash for national expansion.
More politicians join Census boycott, but not the libertarian
A growing number of Australians plan to boycott the census, despite a "hand on heart" promise their privacy won't be compromised.
Is the role of training and user guides for collaboration tools becoming extinct?
Will shifting our focus to 'coaching', rather than training become the most effective way to help our users grasp what is right for them...among a growing myriad of collaboration options?
New iPhone to have dual-camera, pressure sensitive home button: Report
Apple's next take on the iPhone will be released in September, according to well-connected sources.
Nuance misses Q3 targets
On the plus side, Nuance says it has made gains transitioning to a recurring revenue model, with that segment representing 71 percent of total revenue for the quarter.
New challenges that affect your outsourcing strategies
Outsourcing decision factors have grown more complicated as solutions, risks, and challenges have evolved. Mary Shacklett analyzes how this evolution is affecting the choices CIOs must now make.
Rackspace beats Q2 expectations
The cloud computing company is reportedly nearing a sale, but in the meantime, demand for its managed services is scaling rapidly
Twilio Q2 sales up 70 percent with 30,780 active customers
Twilio posted strong growth and projected its outlook for 2016 in its first quarter as a public company.
Adding GPS to the Apple Watch is a dumb idea
Smartwatches are still a novelty for most people and offering compromised experiences is not the way to increase adoption.
Twenty-five years and counting: How the web changed everything
And how it's far from done transforming our world.
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