IT managers stories - Page 2

Australian packaging company, Visy, is using a joint solution from Riverbed and Microsoft to improve its IT infrastructure and capabilities.

ManageEngine, the IT management software provider, is expanding into Australia and New Zealand with the launch of OpManager Plus.

Paessler AG has expanded its network monitoring capabilities to docker containers, enabling users to monitor virtualised environments in one view.

Increased technology literacy and collaboration are among the key ways the channel can benefit from the rise of technology trends, says CompTIA.

Real-time streaming analytics is becoming the lifeblood of today's data-driven economy, but there is a gap in understanding how to effectively use it.

Businesses are on the cusp of major digital transformation, as all departments invest in tech and even traditional enterprises embrace digital change.

Information Technology: all businesses need it, but if you’re a small to medium sized business can you manage this cost effectively in-house?.

Business Intelligence solutions are becoming more sought after as enterprises recognise how actionable insights can boost business.

Companies such as ATEN are showing why KVM is not only still relevant for today’s world, but has a range of uses outside the data centre.

CMOs in Australia and New Zealand are swiftly becoming tech decision-makers, usurping traditional IT roles, reveals new research.

Strong working relationships are crucial for successful IT implementation projects, according to Nexon Asia Pacific.

NZ’s Southern Institute of Technology (SIT) has upgraded its data protection and information management with a CommVault integrated solution.

Companies should aim for an 'endless state' IT architecture to stay agile in the fast-moving tech environment, says Teradata.

Veeam launches new storage capability aiming to cut costs and simplify backup storage management. #VeeamAvailabilitySuitenv9.

LogRhythm 7 rolled out worldwide, offering upgrades to search, scalability, performance and security features.

CIOs are increasingly turning to agile software development methodologies to meet the demands of evolving digital businesses.

New technology, processes and delivery are disrupting IT channel organisations, and in order to stay ahead of the game companies must act now.

As more companies in Australia and New Zealand embrace cloud hosted technologies, there are some important issues for organisations to consider.

IT departments will soon add a chief data officers (CDO) to the team in order to remain successful as competition heats up.

The pressure on IT teams is growing and the cracks are beginning to show, with a significant number of IT teams wasting more than $100,000 every year.