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Yammer breaks down Telstra's management layers
Telstra CEO David Thodey credits social media network Yammer with breaking through 10 layers of management to get employees talking directly to him.
Telstra's copper could last 100 more years: Thodey
Telstra CEO David Thodey has said he believes Telstra's copper network could last 100 more years.
India and Finland likely to discuss visas, $350M Nokia tax bill
During bilateral trade talks this week, India push for simplify Finland's lengthy visa process, while Finland will likely take up the US$350 million tax bill levied against device manufacturer Nokia.
The conversation CISOs don't have that gets them fired
Chief information security officers are spending a significantly short time in their organisations despite knowing their stuff, because they simply aren't talking with the organisation's board in the right way.
NBN Co offers 25Mbps wireless service
NBN Co has begun allowing retail service providers to sell 25Mbps down and 5Mbps up fixed-wireless services as planned.
LinkedIn hit by outage from 'DNS issue'
Business social network says it is recovering from a DNS issue, which has taken the Web site offline for at least over the past three hours.
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The Consumerization of IT Means You Need a Better UI
There’s just no excuse for a bad UI in your mobile app anymore. Business users expect seamless, consumer-grade experiences on every screen.
Apple TV updated with HBO GO and WatchESPN
Apple's venerable black hockey puck gets updated with significant content deals with HBO and ESPN. iTunes sells 800,000 TV episodes and 350,000 movies per day.
Barracuda Networks plans Australian cloud within months
Storage, backup and security appliance provider Barracuda Networks will launch an Australia-based cloud service within months as it upscales its international investment to support the extension of its core capabilities into the cloud.
iiNet cops AU$102K fine for very fine fine print
iiNet has been handed an AU$102,000 fine for a bus ad for naked DSL services with too small fine print.
As the Do Not Track standard unravels, privacy alternatives emerge
The W3C standards body responsible for developing the Do Not Track standard is lurching toward a final document, roughly 18 months behind schedule. The likelihood that a useful standard will emerge is small, leading one Mozilla-backed group to develop its own set of tougher privacy controls.
IBM Australia cuts jobs amid disappointing financial results
Up to 1,500 jobs are set to be moved offshore as part of a global restructure of IBM Australia.
Transport for NSW to replace IT sourcing contracts
Transport for New South Wales has gone to tender, seeking to replace its major IT sourcing contracts.
Structure 2013: Amazon CTO offers forecast for cloud market
The "cloud father" also shares some lessons to be learned from the evidently winning strategy at Amazon Web Services.
Workday CEO on Oracle, Dropbox, and the CIO role at Structure 2013
Workday's chief offers suggestions for the best approach for dumping legacy systems for the cloud.
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