Last November, ZDNet Australia published the results of its IT Priorities survey for 2011. Since then, we've been drilling down into the information provided to us by IT professionals across Australia and New Zealand.
Comment 26 VotesZDNet Australia announces the release of the latest results from our IT Priorities research.
Comment 30 VotesCustomers want to pay less ... and feel safer about it.
Comment 10 VotesImproving back-up, recovery and archiving has become a major focus for many companies.
Comment 14 VotesThe role of software used by Aussie businesses is changing -- and the sharing of information is key to it all.
Comment 7 VotesIn this series, we look at the responses to our most recent IT Priorities survey to find out just what business professionals in Australia and New Zealand see to be their most important issues. These articles drill down into the wealth of data we've collected to bring you new insights around what your peers are thinking and doing.
Stay tuned for more coverage as we head into 2012.
Last November, ZDNet Australia published the results of its IT Priorities survey for 2011. Since then, we've been drilling down into the information provided to us by IT professionals across Australia and New Zealand, and looking at what that information is telling us about different IT sectors.
On-demand version of ZDNet's live webinar, focusing on the priorities of IT professionals around IT services and management.
On Thursday, 24 November 2011, ZDNet Australia held a launch event to announce the release of the latest results from our IT Priorities research.
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Check out the webinar we ran to delve into what our IT Priorities report had to say about trends in server and storage technologies.
2 days ago in IT Priorities by Brian Haverty Comment Vote
Results from ZDNet's IT Priorities research show that most IT managers still insist that security be an on-site solution.
April 12th, 2012 in IT Priorities by Phil Dobbie 1 Comment 1 Vote
There's no denying that security is a big issue for many businesses, but those who are most concerned about it seem to be nearly as concerned about everything else.
April 5th, 2012 in IT Priorities by Phil Dobbie Comment 1 Vote
With diversified access to networks you'd expect security measures to be a priority. Yet most businesses are seeing security as a done deal.
March 30th, 2012 in IT Priorities by Phil Dobbie Comment 1 Vote
A study into data breaches has found that the cost of compromised records to organisations is decreasing in the US, but increasing in Australia, likely due to a lack of data breach notification laws, according to Symantec director of security and compliance Sean Kopelke.
March 29th, 2012 in Security by Michael Lee Comment Vote
Hacking for a living sounds like a glamorous job, but how does someone get into that line of work? ZDNet Australia spoke to the heads of three security firms in the penetration testing industry to find out.
March 28th, 2012 in Security by Michael Lee Comment 220 Votes
There has been a big focus on mobile applications and web applications in the lead-up to 2012, and in this webinar we report on the types of Australian and NZ organisations that are leading the way.
February 29th, 2012 in IT Priorities by Brian Haverty Comment 7 Votes
IT investment in Australia has never recovered from those halcyon days at the turn of the century. Does this mean that investors have become wise, or are they missing an opportunity?
February 20th, 2012 in By The Numbers by Phil Dobbie 2 Comments 2 Votes
Most respondents to the ZDNet IT Priorities reader survey see the need for a business case for major IT projects. Rewards will be there for vendors who can help with the figures.
February 9th, 2012 in IT Priorities by Phil Dobbie 1 Comment Vote
Since the release of the results from our most recent IT Priorities survey, we've been drilling down to see what that information is telling us about different IT sectors.
January 12th, 2012 in IT Priorities by Brian Haverty Comment 26 Votes
Applications for generic top-level domains (gTLDs) are open for three months from this week, but organisations that miss out or wait to see what their competitors do risk being left behind, according to Melbourne IT CEO Theo Hnarakis.
January 10th, 2012 in Broadband by Michael Lee Comment 2 Votes
Big data projects are aimed at revenue growth, many efforts are being funded by business units and not the IT department and money is increasingly being diverted from large enterprise vendors.
January 10th, 2012 in Storage by Larry Dignan Comment 3 Votes
A legislative ban on storing data for personally controlled e-health records (PCEHR) overseas could inadvertently prevent consumers from accessing their records while abroad, according to IT services company CSC.
January 9th, 2012 in E-Health by Josh Taylor Comment VoteIT Priorities Special Report: Security
IDC White Paper on Consumerisation Security
Mobile Trends and Perceptions
Sorry HC, what is meant by "Cinders "?
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37 minutes ago by Doubt on NBN users opt for 100Mbpsгайд
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As a consequence, ARPU is significantly higher than the projected figures.
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As a consequence, ARPU is significantly higher than the projected figures.
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NBN users opt for 100Mbps http://t.co/xKqEb4bE via @zdnetaustralia
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Biometric bugs too dangerous for public? http://t.co/8JLz5tdF via @zdnetaustralia
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15 hours ago by Secure_View on twitter, retweetSo we agree it was a stupid idea and even stupider comment then ;-)
15 hours ago by Beta on NBN users opt for 100MbpsNot you obviously ;-)
And stop giving yourself thumbs up FFS.
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Which Windows will make for a better tablet? http://t.co/4mAHg850
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Listening to @stilgherrian cover AusCERT and cyberwar, http://t.co/6lGUEz8H
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