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Vocus ups debt facility to AU$1.3b
Vocus will be able to carry out its 'strategic initiatives' thanks to a new syndicated debt facility of AU$1.27 billion and NZ$150 million.
Commonwealth Bank hires new execs, touting digital and cultural transformation
The bank has announced a new executive team as part of a structural reshuffle, including the appointment of a new CIO to replace David Whiteing.
Labor to provide 'NBN service guarantee' if elected
Labor's NBN Service Guarantee would lead to fewer delays in being connected, less downtime once connected, and better accountability for NBN, the opposition has said, with penalties to be paid to consumers.
HealthEngine caught sharing medical data with compensation lawyers: Report
The Telstra-backed online appointment booking service was sharing medical information with personal injury law firm Slater and Gordon, the ABC has reported.
Xiaomi eyes $6b in Hong Kong IPO, pulls mainland China share offers
Xiaomi had postponed its mainland share offering but only to pursue an initial public offering in Hong Kong scheduled for July 9.
The Cloud in 2018: what we have learned so far
The cloud wars are on and AI and IoT are leading the way. ZDNet's Larry Dignan and TechRepublic's Bill Detwiler explain.
End user data backup policy
Data without an associated backup is only as reliable as the system upon which it is stored—and every system has a finite lifespan or may be susceptible to malware or hacking efforts. This policy offers...
Cloud wars 2018: 6 things we learned in the first half
The most interesting developments in the first half revolved around software-as-a-service as the infrastructure space narrowed. Nevertheless, IoT, AI and machine learning were difference makers.
Agile software development still more a feel-good term than reality
'It breaks my heart to see the ideas we wrote about in the Agile Manifesto used to make developers' lives worse, instead of better,' a co-author of the 2001 Agile Manifesto laments.
An Apple store employee told me I was charging my iPhone wrong
As rumors abound that Apple might dispense with its Lightning port, I dream of the day.
PayPal touts global reach as mobile wallets pop up in APAC
Banks, telcos, and e-commerce players in the region now offer their own payment platforms, but PayPal believes its global reach and security infrastructure will ensure its market relevance.
