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    EnergyAustralia's recent backup catastrophe was beyond belief and should never have happened, according to a Gartner analyst.

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  • Energy Australia gives interim CIO the nod

    Sharron Kennedy has been appointed permanent chief information officer at Energy Australia after acting in the position in an interim capacity for some months.

  • Sydney fires cause computing chaos

    Power surges and sags caused by wild fires in the Sydney basin have done untold damage to computing infrastructure, and highlighted the need for business continuity protection.

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  • Sydney fires cause computing chaos

    Power surges and sags caused by wild fires in the Sydney basin have done untold damage to computing infrastructure, and highlighted the need for business continuity protection.

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