CA Technologies stories - Page 5

Australian organisations planning to adopt Big Data strategies are being hampered by insufficient existing infrastructure, according to new research.

As companies transform into software-driven enterprises, bringing high-quality applications to market faster becomes a key differentiator.

Apps' snail-pace loading costs brands: 67% ditch after six-second wait, shaping the new frontier in consumer loyalty stakes.

CA Technologies is focusing on helping businesses succeed in the 'landscape where the app is everything' with an updated portfolio of products.

CA Technologies' Own The Future Forum hits Wellington, guiding IT pros through the burgeoning application economy.

Kevin Van Gils takes the reins at CA Technologies ANZ, stepping in as the new channel chief after Carl Terrantroy's departure.

New global study from CA Technologies reveals companies focused on software and development outperform companies who aren’t.

CA Technologies hires Simon Bills to lead ANZ Data Management, leveraging his 30+ years in IT to enhance channel partnerships and sales strategies.

Westcon's Unified Comms event in Auckland: 10 leading vendors unite to showcase latest technology solutions, with prizes and giveaways.

CA Technologies has appointed Alyssa Fitzpatrick as SVP, Global Partners and Alliances, in order to drive revenue and strengthen relationships.

2013 has undoubtedly been another big year for the IT industry. Change is nothing new to the industry but it makes you wonder what the New Year will bring.

Digital is becoming an increasingly important and strategic element of business but it is yet to be fully embraced or understood.

These new executive hires come on the heels of Kaseya’s executive appointments last month, including a new CMO, CSO and CTO.

Big data, dubbed 'the new oil', can raise significant risk, ranging from disastrous data breaches to privacy and compliance concerns.

Local partner lead tasked with managing the company’s partner ecosystem, as well as driving new business for the region.

CA Technologies shifts its focus to New Zealand enterprise deals, urging local partners to target large organisations for mutual success and growth.

Michael P. Gregoire named new CEO of CA Technologies, succeeding William E. McCracken from January 7, 2013, amid unanimous board support.

CA Technologies hires Lourens Strydom as new Channel Account director in New Zealand to strengthen channel relationships.

<strong>CA Technologies has kicked off its increased engagement with the Kiwi reseller market with partner exchanges in Auckland and Wellington.

Symantec appoints Brenton Smith as new leader for the Pacific region, replacing Craig Scroggie who leaves to explore other business ventures.