Samira Sarraf
Senior Writer
With years of experience covering technology and business across the IT channel, Samira Sarraf now reports for Computerworld Australia on all aspects of enterprise ICT.
OzTech: AWS beats Microsoft to government’s hosting certification; Australian Army wants to test quantum computing
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
OzTech: AI detects train tunnel trespassers; PM splits industry, science, and technology ministry; EFTPOS gains identity exchange approval; Pirated software costs firm $318,000; DTA appoints new CEO; Optus sells 70% stake in towers
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
Australia’s digital competitiveness has fallen back
Australia has slid five places in a world ranking for digital competitiveness despite all the digitalisation that was fuelled by the coronavirus pandemic. But not all is lost.
2021-22 Australia tech conference and event guide
Computerworld Australia’s updated guide to in-person and virtual events for technology and IT pros.
OzTech: Victoria cybersecurity strategy; Yet another tech minister; CompTIA updates Network+ certification; Telco complaints rise
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
OzTech: Australia climbs in digital quality of life; RMIT launches AI research centre; Telstra wants to be ‘the place you want to work’
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
OzTech: Victoria’s Digital Asset Policy; WA’s $500M digital fund; Nokia, Microsoft to deliver 5G in SA; Deloitte expands presence in Adelaide
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
Diversity, equity, and inclusion: How Australian IT is doing
While diversity and inclusion are common discussion topics, addressing them may not be as simple as some think. But trying to solve all diversity measures at once could be a recipe for disaster, experts say.
OzTech: Australia IT spending $100 billion; Applications open for low-band 5G spectrum; Victoria’s new training partnerships
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
How the skills gap is increasing Australian government spend on IT services
Australian government agencies are expected to spend more than $6 billion on IT services in 2021, and that spending will continue to grow in 2022.
OzTech: 19 5G innovation projects get funded; Victoria NBN upgrades; Triple Zero can track caller’s location; Telstra to improve connectivity in rural, remote communities
OzTech Roundup is Computerworld Australia’s weekly look at the world of IT.
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