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Pakuranga College in Auckland will be exploring the key issues facing schools when implementing eLearning/BYOD programmes with an ELearning summit.More

“Visibility into data usage is of interest since most organisations pick up the tab without knowing what amount is actually being used for business."More

"Organisations stand on the cusp of a new age in workplace mobility and connectivity."More

The Bring Your Own Device and enterprise mobility market is forecasted to grow from $71.93 billion in 2013 to $266.17 billion in 2019.More

Increased adoption of the Internet of Things and Bring Your Own Device is resulting in growing demands for Wi-Fi networks.More

Digital technologies offer new opportunities for teachers and education leaders, and new ways for parents and communities to contribute to learning. More

Nearly a third of companies still do not actively support a BYOD programme, despite the fact that mobility and remote working are growing trends.More

“As organisations embrace cloud computing and mobile technology solutions, they have extended the security perimeter, creating new considerations.'More

Fortinet is the latest company in acquisition mode, announcing it will acquire Wi-Fi networking company Meru Networks, in a US$44 million deal.More

Australia is at the forefront of enterprise mobility maturity and vision with BYOD solved and companies seeking complex business transformation.More

Data is becoming more and more vital for businesses, and it is becoming even more difficult to protect that data. More

Dell says with BYOD, social media and a 'booming' hackers market, privacy in the workplace is more important than ever before.More

BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) is a trend that's taking hold of the education sector, bringing benefits such as increased accessibility to information aMore

The brave new world of wearable tech - how enterprises can benefit More

New Solution Set strengthens Bring-Your-Own-Device initiatives by efficiently backing-up devices and providing secure access and self-service capabilities to the mobile workforce.More

A decade-old operating system like the Windows Server 2003 is not created to support the mobile-first, cloud-first world of today. As such, it is unlikely to optimally support the latest business needs such as cloud deployment, mobility and BYOD. More

ManageEngine, the real-time management company, has partnered with Samsung and has announced Desktop Central now supports Samsung Knox. More

Good Work with Data enables enterprise IT to separate business and personal cellular data usage on the same device and establish policies that pay directly for approved mobile app use.More

Access versus security - it shouldn’t be a trade-off, says Fortinet’s Scott Cowen. He offers some security tips for the mobile workforce.More

BYOD and the internet of things (IoT) come with new security threats and the need for more sophisticated solutions. More

After extensive research into the Australian and New Zealand market, Telsyte, says spending outside of the IT department within organisations is on the rise, with disruptive trends increasing the pace of change.More

BYOD is becoming more common, and by 2018 Gartner predicts twice as many employee owned devices will be used for work than enterprise owned devices.More

Chances are, your company is forking out more than it should for telecommunications.More

In the constant battle to keep resellers out of customers' networks, how do resellers stay on top? Heather Wright talks to the experts about the future of security for resellers. More