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“ERP will modernise, integrate and transform Defence’s approach to managing its finances, human resources, logistics, engineering, maintenance and estate."More

SAS’ AI and analytics more tightly integrate with Microsoft Azure; Microsoft to bring cloud-based SAS industry solutions to its customers.More

LMS365 will leverage the new data centres, running Microsoft Azure, to provide a learning platform that supports the data and compliance requirements within these local regions.More

Nintex Workflow Cloud can now be used in Australia in New Zealand, Nintex announced today, via a Microsoft Azure data centre in Victoria, Australia.More

It has also improved its attack detection engine to detect cloud native attack vectors and added a new attack simulation tool.More

“Key verticals like banking and financial, healthcare and manufacturing sectors are witnessing a surge in demand for cloud computing-based solutions, owing to features like remote data storage capabilities and provisioning of privileges for hosted applications.”More

“TIBCO has leveraged the power of Azure Cognitive Services to give customers even greater flexibility when deploying AI solutions - from performing equipment asset management and analysing functionality, to identifying anomalous data points and alerting a case manager.”More

"As businesses adjust and adapt to changing business environments, the need for real-time planning capabilities is accelerating."More

“Omdia believes that Oracle … is increasingly becoming an influential enterprise-class cloud provider,” the report states.More

Denodo surveyed executives from over 250 organisations on their attitudes toward cloud, the challenges it presents, and the way in which it has changed workflows within organisations.More

What is the connection between mental health and machine learning? Those answers and more came to light at this year’s Microsoft Imagine Cup digital event this month.More

ASC’s Recording Insights app integrates into Teams and enables online videos and chats to be recorded and archived, while meeting market requirements and ensuring complete compatibility with Microsoft’s service.More

“Integration plays a huge role in defining a company’s success, therefore quick and easy access to critical information and applications will define the cloud era."More

It can be surreal to think technology can play a major role in helping organisations go global, but you don’t have to look far to find Kiwi companies that swear it’s true. More

The country’s successful fight against COVID-19, and its status as a ‘standout nation’ as characterised by the Fletcher School’s Digital Evolution Index, means New Zealand remains an ‘attractive market’ for continued investment, according to GlobalData.More

The new service offering will provide Redis for Azure customers’ mission-critical workloads through enterprise-grade functionality.More

The NVIDIA A100 GPU boasts up to 20 times more power than its predecessors, boosting throughput for data centres as demand for data surges.More

The acquisition affirms Microsoft’s significant investment in 5G technology – the announcement comes only weeks after the tech giant revealed its plans to buy Affirmed Networks, a company with a focus on 5G and edge computing.More

The solutions, jointly known as Enterprise SONiC Distribution by Dell Technologies, builds on the open-source project SONiC, which was headed by Microsoft.More

Records, transcribes and analyses all communications through MS Team to ensure compliance, storing it all in the cloud. More

The solution, which allows VMware workloads to run on Azure natively, was initially announced in April 2019.More

First unveiled in December last year, the service aims to bring the cloud experience to customers’ applications in a self-serve, pay-per-use, scale up-and-down way and managed as-a-Service by HPE.More

Research released today by Canalys reveals cloud infrastructure services spending grew 34% in Q1 2020, hitting US$31 billion in the quarter.More

Microsoft today announced its financial results for the quarter ended 31 March, seeing revenue increase by US$5 billion from the prior-year period - owing much to the success of Azure and the world's reliance on the cloud service during pandemic.More