Enterprise mobility is not just about IT supporting more devices – it’s an all-of-business discussion with workforce behaviour at the core. This technical paper discusses how to get started defining your mobility strategy and explores the technology components and key considerations.
Cyber threats are increasingly sophisticated, orchestrated, and persistent. The enterprise perimeter is now blurred, making protection against cyber threats increasingly complex. The applications and data we need to protect traverses infrastructure that we cannot necessarily control. Learn about a radically different approach to security, where virtualisation for security is the key, not security for virtualisation.
With new locally based offerings in the market from global vendors like VMware and Microsoft, public cloud solutions in Australia have come of age. This paper will explore how this evolution is changing the considerations for customers looking to move services to public cloud environments.
Learn more about how the disruption of cloud has spread from the server room to the board room, and why businesses and technologists alike are looking for how new innovation born of the cloud will modernise existing investments so that they can continue to provide a strategic advantage to their company.
This Data#3 Cloud discussion paper explores five specific use cases as a way to illustrate the strengths of Microsoft Azure and Amazon Web Services (AWS) as alternative Cloud platforms for business, and examines their relative capabilities for Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS), and Platform as a Service (PaaS). Each practical ...
When we talk about the third space in mobile learning, we use it as a way to describe the new learning possibilities offered by untethered, mobile learning. So instead of only talking about formal or informal learning for example, the third space calls for seamless movement between the two. This research investigate what happens when ...
Inking Your Thinking was an in-depth study of how Microsoft’s 2-in-1 Surface device could be used in schools to make dynamic learning possible. Through three classroom case studies, it explored how Surface and the Surface Pen can promote new learning for students and the use of innovative pedagogies by teachers. The complete findings are detailed ...
Today’s classrooms are less about traditional learning within the school walls. Learning is happening anywhere and everywhere, and technology should be playing a supportive role. In fact, technology should be invisible – out of the way of teaching and learning. It is a shift in technology and approach that is fundamentally transforming the school IT ...
The evidence is clear – the way students enter information into a computer makes a big difference. Schools and school systems need to understand that even with great teachers and excellent planning, computers can either enhance a student’s ability to think, communicate and learn, or seriously undermine it. Professor Sharon Oviatt draws on her extensive ...
There’s a big change happening in IT as companies undergo a digital transformation to mobility and the cloud. This has significant impacts to how IT thinks about security. What was once largely limited to the confines of an on-premises world now extends to the cloud and a myriad of mobile devices. Employee interactions with other ...