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Kathleen Stubbs new JLL CIO

Former Knight Frank exec, Kathleen Stubbs has joined large property group, JLL as its new chief information officer. Stubbs replaces Andrew Clowes, who left the organisation in 2019 after being CIO for 10 years.

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Edith Cowan Uni moves 96 per cent of workloads to public cloud

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While collaboration tools are pervasive in the enterprise, practices for smartly managing the flow of information created by and in them is not. As a result, these tools often lead to overload and burnout.

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Search giant follows Microsoft in offering route to legacy workload modernization via new Power Systems service in Google Cloud Platform.

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With support for Windows Server 2008 ending, there’s still time to examine alternatives to upgrading.

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3 million Australians won’t get 5G: Oxford Economics

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