Publication: Computerworld Australia

First reported 15 hours ago - Updated 10 mins ago - 1 reports

Senate report: Apple claims subsidiaries with no taxing jurisdiction

Apple has set up three foreign subsidiaries that the company claims are not resident in any nation for taxing purposes, in an effort to avoid paying tens of billions of dollars in taxes to the U.S. and other countries, according to a new report from a ... [Published Computerworld Australia - 15 hours ago]

Entities: Apple Inc, Taxes, United States

First reported 12 hours ago - Updated 43 mins ago - 1 reports

Microsoft Corporation

Microsoft's launches local region for Azure cloud

Microsoft is in the process of rolling out a new Australian region for its Windows Azure family of cloud services.The software vendor announced this morning that it will offer two new subregions for the cloud, based in New South Wales and Victoria. "These ... [Published Computerworld Australia - 12 hours ago]

Entities: Windows Azure, Microsoft Corporation, Rackspace Hosting Inc, IAAS, Amazon Web Services LLC

First reported 5 hours ago - Updated 5 hours ago - 1 reports

StarTech's flash drive duplicator, eraser is fast and simple

I've been using a StarTech hard drive duplicator for a couple of years now to clone my computer's drive to other internal drives for testing purposes. Once my OS, apps and data are transferred over to a hard drive or solid-state drive (SSD), I can then ... [Published Computerworld Australia - 5 hours ago]

Entities: Solid State Drive

First reported 11 hours ago - Updated 6 hours ago - 1 reports

Telstra Corporation Ltd

Telstra continues with billion dollar 4G plan

Telstra has reached a milestone in its billion dollar 4G expansion program, switching on its 1500th 4G base station.Telstra is aiming to cover 66 per cent of Australia’s population by the end of June, an increase from 40 per cent at the beginning of this ... [Published Computerworld Australia - 11 hours ago]

Entities: Telstra Corporation Ltd, 4G, Australia, Mike Wright

First reported 7 hours ago - Updated 7 hours ago - 1 reports

Corporations need to balance data transparency and security: legal experts

The Internet is driving greater transparency of information but has also created more risk for corporations drowning in customer data, according to two legal experts.“The environment in which we all operate today is one of greater openness and transparency,” ... [Published Computerworld Australia - 7 hours ago]

Entities: Michael Kirby, Social Media, Security

First reported 9 hours ago - Updated 9 hours ago - 1 reports

How to provide IT support to a dispersed workforce

It's hard enough providing IT support to the business when it's easy enough to walk from one end of the office to another. But if you're the IT manager of small- or medium-sized organisation with a workforce that isn't in the same city, let alone the ... [Published Computerworld Australia - 9 hours ago]

Entities: National Broadband Network, Software as a Service, Construction

First reported 9 hours ago - Updated 9 hours ago - 1 reports

Cyber safety awareness is not enough: AISA

Cyber safety awareness may still be lacking amongst the wider community, but so is information on how people can protect themselves from attacks, according to research from the Australian Information Security Association (AISA).The research found that ... [Published Computerworld Australia - 9 hours ago]

Entities: James Turner, Computerworld, INFORMATION SECURITY ASSOCIATION, Security

First reported 16 hours ago - Updated 11 hours ago - 1 reports

The good, the bad and the ugly of Tumblr under Yahoo

Yahoo has promised "not to screw up" Tumblr now that it has acquired the freewheeling blogging site. But there are still several ways Tumblr could get better, and worse, as a Yahoo-owned company.On the bad side, there's the threat of excessive advert ... [Published Computerworld Australia - 16 hours ago]

Entities: Tumblr Inc, Yahoo! Inc, Matt Mullenweg, Social Technologies

First reported 12 hours ago - Updated 12 hours ago - 1 reports

Coming to a shopping centre near you: 3D body scanners

Improving on the old coin-operated scale, a new Australian startup is placing walk-in s in shopping centres to take people’s measurements.The Sydney-based company, mPort, on Monday went public with a subscription service targeting people who want to keep ... [Published Computerworld Australia - 12 hours ago]

Entities: Startup, Australia, Computerworld, Airport Security, Kinect for Xbox 360

First reported 13 hours ago - Updated 13 hours ago - 1 reports

What’s life really like on the NBN? (Part II)

Page: 1 2 next KiKiama is perhaps best known for its ocean views and a blowhole that spouts water up to 25m in the air. But these days, the coastal area is also becoming known for being one of five first release sites for the . The Kiama area was the ... [Published Computerworld Australia - 13 hours ago]

Entities: Michael McMahon, Telstra Corporation Ltd, Exetel, Sydney (Australia)

First reported 14 hours ago - Updated 14 hours ago - 1 reports

Private data centre relevance in a cloud-centric world

There’s no doubt cloud computing is a very real trend. While many organisations keep their core IT assets in-house and under direct control, nowadays you would struggle to find an enterprise that didn’t make use of any third-party cloud service.From analytics ... [Published Computerworld Australia - 14 hours ago]

Entities: Security, Cloud Computing, SECURITY CLEARANCE, Organist

First reported May 20 2013 - Updated May 20 2013 - 1 reports

Career Watch: The growth of consulting

Q&A: Peter CannoneThe CEO of OnForce on the technology consulting workforce.Is the IT contracting workforce growing? Business growth uncertainty has greatly accelerated companies' use of the IT contract workforce, and we expect this trend to continue. ... [Published Computerworld Australia - May 20 2013]

Entities: Independent Contractor, Silver, Value Proposition, Workers

Quotes

"Part of the risk analysis I did is – what if this goes well? What if this Beetil offering gives us what we need and then we start getting more demand from the employee population? That is exactly what happened."

How to provide IT support to a dispersed workforce [Published Computerworld Australia - 9 hours ago]

"Microsoft obviously doesn't want to exclude people that want a halfway house or a stepping stone to pure public cloud services that are hosted in the US or Europe, so it's a logical extension of its services."

Microsoft's launches local region for Azure cloud [Published Computerworld Australia - 12 hours ago]

...domestic operations; it does not hold money on a Caribbean island; and it does not have a bank account in the Cayman Islands," the company said. "Apple has substantial foreign cash because it sells the majority of its products outside the U S "

Senate report: Apple claims subsidiaries with no taxing jurisdiction [Published Computerworld Australia - 15 hours ago]

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