It should come as no surprise for any business that ISDN phone lines are being phased out. Four years ago, Telstra announced it would be exiting the ISDN network, yet they tell us there are still 2,400 businesses using around 10,000 services on this old technology for business-critical needs.

With Sydney back on lockdown, it seems that supporting your people to work from home is a sound business strategy, even if you’re not intending to support hybrid working for the long haul.

During the pandemic, keeping teams connected and productive online was high on every CIO’s agenda. Many firms learnt the hard way that their business communications infrastructure was not up to scratch and unable to cope with the demands of the overnight shift to remote working.

If your company is still struggling with the right formula to support work-from-home flexibility beyond the strictures of a global pandemic, take a leaf out of Atlassian’s playbook. For this high-performing Australian business, remote working continues to be a firm fixture.

As one of the biggest events in Apple's yearly calendar, its Worldwide Developers Conference, or WWDC, showcased this week a huge number of new software updates coming to iPhones, iPads and Macs, along with updates for Watch, Apple TV and iCloud. Considered by many as a sneak peek into what these devices will be able to do in the very near future, it also heralds the arrival a new iPhone and more in the spring.