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Q&A: Qwick CEO details his company's 4-day workweek trial
The hospitality gig-work platform is testing a 4-day, 32-hour workweek for full-time staffers until July, then will decide whether to stick with the change.
Jamf and more: Apple MDM tools for smaller businesses
Jamf is the most well-known Apple MDM vendor, but small to midsize organizations have plenty of other options for managing Apple devices.
How UEM supports the hybrid workplace
Unified endpoint management platforms are helping organizations across a range of industries keep employee devices patched and protected — wherever they may be.
How the NT government wired up remote Aboriginal communities
Bringing reliable broadband to remote areas requires overcoming many obstacles.
With ‘unlisted apps,’ Apple makes another enterprise move
The company’s decision to allow unlisted apps in its App Store could be a boon for smaller companies. But it could heat up rivalries between Apple other MDM players.
Making the switch to programming careers: 3 Australian tales
Software development professionals who worked across hospitality, financial services, and sales share their tips and experiences about changing their careers to information technology.
8 key technologies for the future of work
As the hybrid workplace becomes the norm, technologies designed to accommodate, protect, and improve productivity for remote and in-office employees will be critical.
How to manually update Microsoft Defender
It’s imperative to keep Microsoft Defender up to date even when Windows Update isn’t working. Here are several methods to manually update Defender.
Mac enrollment simplified: Apple Configurator comes to iOS
The new iPhone version of Apple Configurator makes configuring and enrolling Macs as easy as setting up an Apple Watch.
Google Keep cheat sheet: How to get started
Get up and running with Google’s powerful note-taking app.
Android vs. iOS in the enterprise: IT now has a real choice
It used to be that Android couldn't get a second look in the enterprise. Now Apple's iOS has real competition.
Australia’s digital competitiveness has fallen back
Australia has slid five places in a world ranking for digital competitiveness despite all the digitalisation that was fuelled by the coronavirus pandemic. But not all is lost.
Gmail vs. Outlook: Which works better for business?
When it comes to email, calendar, and contacts, Microsoft Outlook has long ruled the roost, but Google Workspace’s combo of Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Contacts is worth a second look.
MSRT vs. MSERT: When to use each Windows malware tool
The Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool (MSRT) and the Microsoft Safety Scanner (MSERT.exe) do more or less the same thing: scan for and remove Windows malware. We explore and explain the differences.
How Apple is changing MDM in iOS 15
Declarative management, rolling out today with iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, is the most significant change to Apple MDM in its 11-year history. Here’s what IT departments need to know.
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Diversity, equity, and inclusion: How Australian IT is doing
While diversity and inclusion are common discussion topics, addressing them may not be as simple as some think. But trying to solve all diversity measures at once could be a recipe for disaster, experts say.
How the skills gap is increasing Australian government spend on IT services
Australian government agencies are expected to spend more than $6 billion on IT services in 2021, and that spending will continue to grow in 2022.
Top 3 IT roles with the greatest remote-work growth in Australia
Research finds high rates of increased remote work for help desk support staff, computer systems engineers, and database engineers.
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