Telstra will add four new data centres to its network in order to better address government and large enterprise concerns over the sovereignty of cloud data

Vivek Kundra's stint as the first CIO of the US fundamentally changed a project-management and strategy culture with little order and no accountability.

Australian organisations are more permissive on BYOD than their Western peers but still lag behind developing countries, Ovum-Logicalis research says

Victoria's IT minister has outlined his plans to bring Victoria's ICT strategy under control and refocus a public sector rocked by the CeniTex scandal.

AGIMO guidance has provided firm guidelines for government organisations charting their adoption of cloud-computing resources. But what does it say?

Council staff are increasingly using mobiles to enter information and photographs from the field, saving time and money for resource-constrained councils.

Rob Weddepohl of Dimension Data shares tips on how to make meetings run smoother and ensure that meeting spaces encourage collaboration.

Geelong's State Emergency Service is using Panasonic interactive whiteboards to improve collaboration and information sharing during meetings.

Teleworking and natural advances in technology have changed the definition of what a 'meeting' is. We look at tech to help employees work together better.

New Australian cloud platforms will encourage government bodies to iteratively build, test and deploy larger applications, AWS public-sector head predicts.

Telework policies have been so popular amongst US government agencies that the public sector has more telecommuters, per capita, than the private sector.

Ever more-determined hackers and strong growth in IT spending, predominantly on PCs and mobile devices, will make mobile security a key priority in 2013.

PM Julia Gillard has tasked government agencies with getting employees to be using telework to 12% by 2020, emphasising inclusiveness and work access.

Government bodies concerned over cloud data sovereignty will get a boost as Amazon Web Services this week launches a Sydney-based cloud environment.

Research In Motion hasn't released its BlackBerry 10 operating system yet, but the company is already spruiking its security nous to government bodies.