Chemist Warehouse to shift away from on-premise data centre as part of IT overhaul
Working with HPE, Chemist Warehouse will replace its existing data centre with a hyperconverged platform and virtual desktop infrastructure.
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Services Australia prepares to shift active legacy capabilities as part of WPIT overhaul
Service Australia's WPIT program may be in its final year, but the agency has its sight set on other projects such as rolling out the myGov app and its birth of a child project.
Cost cutting in 2021 put NTT Australia back in the black with AU$1.25 million profit
A reduction in expenses in travel and entertainment, administration, and employee benefits, plus steady revenue helped NTT Australia achieve a backflip on the after-tax loss reported in 2020.
Westpac signs five-year deal with Microsoft to lift it further into the cloud
Westpac will adopt Microsoft Azure to expand its use of cloud-based systems and see its engineers trained up on Azure technologies.
Tasmanian Budget 2021-22 reveals plan for one-stop shop government portal
2021-22 Tasmania Budget promises improvement in access to government services.
Australia's audio-visual archive gets AU$42m from Canberra to preserve at-risk collection
Around 240,000 known audio‑visual collection items are expected to be digitised and preserved by Australia's National Film and Sound Archive.
ASIC wants industry to simulate outages and recovery strategies to improve resilience
Following its investigation into the ASX's "software issue" last November, ASIC has laid out a set of expectations for market operators and participants on how they should respond to future outages.
CoreSenses tailoring remote education platform for students with learning difficulties
Since building its online learning platform, CoreSenses has double the size of its enrolment and is now able to reach students in rural Australia.
Forced experiment: Productivity Commission suggests remote working is likely to stay
Some employees say they would take a pay cut to work from home.
AFP wants to consolidate its multiple tracking applications onto a universal platform
The AFP said the current tracking IT applications being used by the agency can only support 3G devices.