IT professionals stories - Page 9

Container technology is booming in popularity in the UK, thanks to companies like Docker revolutionising IT operations.

Fragmented approach to cloud adoption in Australian businesses may lead to IT blind spots, warns Veritas research.

Confidence in cloud-based disaster recovery is growing, but risks, outages and downtime costs are still posing challenges for enterprises.

As tech evolves, IT roles transform, warns Fronde's James Valentine. Without upskilling in trends like cloud and DevOps, IT professionals risk obsolescence.

The history of flight machines shares parallels with storage architectures, modern application storage needs and datacentres in general.

Alarm over IoT security gap: IT experts claim devices in homes and business are under-protected, despite consumer confidence.

The demand and supply imbalance that has affected the IT hiring market for years will likely continue into 2016.

A new arrangement between Deakin University and DeakinDigital will see IT professionals in Australia put their work experience towards a Master Degree.

Adequate IT support, resources and dealing with outdated or inefficient systems are the biggest challenges facing IT service management professionals.

Trend Micro has seen an eightfold increase in enquiries in the ANZ region in 2015, after analysts forecast another big year for data breaches.

Natural curiosity entices many people to wonder, 'Who's been viewing my profile?' each day on LinkedIn - now IT professionals have answers.

Kroll Ontrack has revealed a surge in cloud storage and virtualisation adoption, but a shortage of proactive protocols in data protection.

IBM unveils new skills and sales programmes to enhance partners' abilities in cloud and analytics, tapping into a network of nearly 1000 firms.

Nearly half of Oceania's IT professionals view cloud computing as too risky despite its cost advantages, says ISACA's latest study.

HP has launched 48Upper, a pioneering IT management solution that integrates social networking and community insights to boost productivity and collaboration.

Open source software is growing in popularity worldwide, driven by factors such as cost-cutting and the growth of the internet.

Anti-virus experts from around the world will converge on Auckland next month for the annual AVAR (Association of Anti Virus Asia Researchers) conference.