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Microsoft Australia reveals Office 365 Home Premium pricing
Microsoft has revealed local pricing for Office 365 Home Premium, a cloud-based suite of productivity apps. The recommended retail price (RRP) of the suite is $119 for an annual subscription or $12 per month.
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Careers spotlight: Hires and fires
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Australia should appoint cyber security czar
The creation of an Australian cyber security czar or ombudsman is needed, but would be of limited use in the promotion of greater online security, a Senate inquiry has heard.
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Microsoft Australia appoints new enterprise and partner director
Microsoft Australia has appointed Craig Foster as its new enterprise and partner director to oversee the direction and management of the company’s local business with its enterprise customers and partners.
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Careers spotlight: Hires and fires
A wrap of the local industry’s job appointments.
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