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The US Patriot Act: Myth v. Reality
Mr Jeff Bullwinkel | August 25, 2011Today, computer users – ranging from individual consumers, to small and medium-sized businesses, to the largest enterprises – are excited about the opportunities presented by cloud computing. And for good reason. Innovations in cloud technologies represent a seismic shift in the IT industry and are poised to transform our relationship with computers, just as we transitioned from mainframes to desktop PCs in the 1980s.
As consumers, we’ve been accustomed for many years already to using cloud computing on a daily basis, whether through internet banking, web-based e-mail such as Hotmail, or the use of social media networks.
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Cloud Computing: To have your data everywhere and nowhere
Marcus Moufarrige | August 24, 2011Marcus Moufarrige, Chief Information Officer & General Manager for Asia, Servcorp, delivered the following address at Global Access Partner’s Workshop on Cloud Computing in Sydney on Friday 24 June 2011.
I’m going to get my politics out of the way first, because I know that there are a lot of government people present here. I think that as we go forward into the cloud there needs to be a sensible approach, and that government should be focused around policy and not necessarily building an enormous cloud and investing money into that.
Literacy for life!
Chris Stone | August 23, 2011This week is Speech Pathology Week – a week in which speech pathologists all over Australia are asking you to stop and reflect on literacy and how it’s shaped your life.
