IT professionals stories - Page 7

There's a serious gap between IT pros and general staff, and this expert says it's on the people in IT to bridge it.

Despite Brexit uncertainties, IT professionals remain in high demand across the UK, with over 162,000 job openings posted in Q1 2019 according to CompTIA.

A new SolarWinds study has found that if the current IT workforce is to keep up with the pace of innovation, there will need to be some significant changes.

Despite the huge investment, almost all Hong Kong CIOs are concerned about the existing talent pool of IT professionals.

Hyperconverged infrastructure adoption growing dramatically, influenced by data centre cost reduction & operational efficiency.

Auckland IT professionals rate an attractive salary as most important consideration in a new job, but flexible working hours are very important too.

Kiwi tech company Conbrio, known for stellar customer service, has streamlined operations for Telnet, a leading NZ contact centre since 1996.

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

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

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

During Microsoft's ReImagined event, the software manufacturer outlined why Microsoft Dynamics can drive revenue and serve customers.

Focus on application deployment, cross-platform support 'from the metal up', and building for the future in the cloud.

Almost a third of businesses and government organisations in the UK are still not using cloud computing, survey finds.

Being a one-trick technologist doesn't cut the mustard given that cloud computing demands broader business skills.

In 2010 the number of files, images, records and other digital information containers will grow by a factor of 67, a study has said.

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

As NZ businesses face increasing data demands, Symantec's survey reveals a concerning lack of resources, with over 50% struggling with storage and recovery.