Data Center

Finally! Adobe rolls out Photoshop and Illustrator for DaaS users

Desktop-as-a-Service continues to gain traction, and Adobe has finally filled the last holes in its deployment with web-based versions of Photoshop and Illustrator. It’s about time.

OzTech: Foreign IT workers soon welcome again; Cybersecurity is top priority for CIOs; Gender pay gap in STEM; Enterprise spending in mobile devices continues to grow; NextDC builds data centre in NT

OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.

OzTech: Australia seeks to regulate cryptocurrency; Sydney Tech precinct’s build drags on; New data centres coming to Australia

OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.

The cutting edge of healthcare: How edge computing will transform medicine

Edge computing will help reshape how, where, and how quickly medical care can be delivered, but barriers to wide-scale adoption remain.

How as-a-service computing will be critical to succeeding on the edge

How CIOs are looking at managed services as both a solution to skill shortages, and a competitive opportunity

Turning simplicity into competitive advantage

DaaS buyer’s guide: How to choose the best desktop-as-a-service solution

With the future of work moving from office cubicles to the home, DaaS is becoming a more attractive choice than ever.

Could Windows 365 and Starlink (or 5G) underpin the future of work?

When it comes to setting up work-from-home employees, the easiest answer might be cloud-based operating systems and WANs like 5G or Starlink.

Windows 365 costs how much!?

Yes, Microsoft’s Windows 365 Cloud PC costs more than people expected, but take a closer look and you'll see it makes sense — in some cases.