Productivity stories - Page 53

Cloud computing is becoming the new norm for businesses as they launch new applications in the cloud to drive innovation and agility.

Capitalising on a growing demand for productivity and communication tools, Dell has made two new additions to its cloud client-computing portfolio.

Simplified information technology management is the primary benefit of using managed services, according to a new survey from JDL Technologies.

Ricoh Australia opens new data center in Melbourne with IBM collaboration to meet demand for video conferencing solutions.

There is a disconnect between IT professionals and end users when it comes to the desktop experience, according to a new study.

Empired continues its multi-million dollar run, signing a $10 million, five year infrastructure managed services contract with Horizon Power.

APX Labs has raised $29m to date in a new funding round, enabling the company to connect the world's industrial workforce.

Custom apps have transformed business for Harcourts Real Estate, with the apps now winning recognition from Apple.

Companies should aim for an 'endless state' IT architecture to stay agile in the fast-moving tech environment, says Teradata.

Managed service providers need to provide more than just cost savings and productivity, as organisations demand new value and new measurements.

Nimble Storage is bringing storage solutions to Kiwi companies in New Zealand, allowing them to focus on expanding their business.

Australian managers are spending 36% of their time on manual administrative tasks with companies failing to harness technology to accelerate work.

The Government is investigating new models of tertiary education that fit better with the changing demands of today’s world.

Creating an environment that supports and harnesses millenials' talents is critical. Blue Jeans Network's COO Stu Aaron offers up some tips.

Microsoft cloud, mobility and collaborative solutions are being made available to NSW Government departments in one of the largest deals of its kind.

Smash Solutions is targeting the growing demand for SEO and CRM solutions among small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs).

CIOs are increasingly turning to agile software development methodologies to meet the demands of evolving digital businesses.

A growing number of organisations are investing in digital technologies, and particular behaviours surrounding these investments are driving success.

SMBs are more intent than ever on investing in cloud services, and there is a real opportunity for operators to form deeper relationships with them.

Australian businesses aren’t managing their expenses effectively, using outdated manual systems and missing out on opportunities.