Photo Gallery: Nutanix boat party for partners and customers
Nutanix hosted partners, customers and industry professionals aboard the historic Polly Woodside tall ship at the Melbourne Convention Centre on Tuesday.
The company showcased how its enterprise cloud OS could make Cisco UCS management and operations invisible, with linear infrastructure scaling, increased efficiency and consumer-grade management.
See below for some photo highlights from the event:
Forrester’s 14 quick tech predictions for 2019
Hands-on review: The iPhone Xs
Five digital trends that will dominate the enterprise landscape in 2019
5G expected to hit A/NZ by 2020, according to MIT
According to a report by MIT Technology Review Insights, APAC is well on the way to being a digital landscape with 5G just around the corner.
Exclusive: Fileless malware driving uptake of behavioural analytics
Fileless malware often finds its way into organisations via web browsers (or in combination with other vectors such as infected USB drives).
Trust us, we’re Nvidia: GeForce RTX 20-series GPU preview
When I caught up with Brian Burke, Nvidia’s gaming tech PR guy, at PAX AUS in Melbourne, I didn’t hold back. I asked him why should Kiwis part with such a huge amount of money for something that, right now, doesn’t do a lot.
Dropbox strengthens security with raft of new partnerships
Integrations will keep customer content protected and secure with tools for controlling identity access, governing data, and managing devices.
Global Synnex AU and Marketo distribution partnership forged
Through this partnership, Synnex resellers are enabled to deploy the Marketo Engagement Platform within their businesses and to their customers.
When good tech goes bad - the challenge of complexity
Beautiful system tapestries have created confusing labyrinths that people have to navigate just to get their job done, wasting time and energy.
Aussie innovation lagging despite transformation buzz
24% of Australian IT professionals say that innovation is neither encouraged or rewarded at their company, according to an AppDynamics report.
Companies swamped by critical vulnerabilities – Tenable
Research has found enterprises identify 870 unique vulnerabilities on internal systems every day, on average, with over 100 of them being critical.
