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Hands on experience trumps formal qualification when it comes to hiring new staff in the ICT sector, according to new information from Absolute IT.

Window shopping has gone high-tech in New Zealand with two Auckland real estate agents employing interactive storefronts to keep customers engaged.

Nike is set to release its self-lacing sneakers, called HyperAdapt 1.0, later this year. The shoes tighten automatically when you step in.

It’s easy to dismiss data centre technology as something for the technologists to worry about, but that's not the way it should be.

Mish.guru simplifies Snapchat management for brands, providing metrics and enabling campaigns from start to finish.

The number and reach of cyber threats continues to grow, and, contrary to popular belief, even highly effective attacks can be very unsophisticated.

Employee engagement programmes are crucial to improve productivity, says REFFIND, and must be implemented correctly from the start.

Aussie firms at risk in the tech age, warned at Melbourne's ThoughtWorks Live event to embrace digital or face obsolescence.

German holographic advertising vendor Holoco has opened an Australian office as it rolls out its 3D holographic advertising displays throughout APAC.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Raj Thakur outlines how converged data center infrastructure can help enterprises compete at the speed of disruption.

Futureproof your business: Embrace the IT evolution or risk obsolescence, warns Logicalis in latest industry insights.

Growth in hyperscale data centres has boosted server revenue and shipments with APAC leading the charge - but it's not the big names making the gains.

There is so much negativity out there right now, so much fear. Travelher is about focusing on something positive, encouraging women to embrace travel.

Intel Security has partnered with CYBER-i to offer outcome-based managed security services, due to increasing cyber threats.

Nimble Storage aims to be leader in storage market with revenue growth and expansion of product range and customer base.

It’s time, once again to run, jump and hide from the zombie horde in Techland’s Dying Light: The Following Enhanced Edition.

Businesses need to stay on top of emerging cyber threats, as hackers are becoming more resourceful, says CenturyLink.

Empathy and a natural curiosity - two valuable attributes for the IT industry according to Webroot's managing director of Asia Pacific.

20 years ago, disaster was usually delivered by Mother Nature as survival of the business depended on bricks and mortar. Today, that's all changed.

Student information systems are being more readily adopted by schools, thanks largely to advancements in cloud computing and the growth of mobiles.