Dell Technologies ANZ Podcast Series

Did you know: the Chromebook laptop running Google’s Chrome OS cloud-first operating system was voted the #1 device for K-12 education globally in 2021? They are used by more than 50 million students and educators around the world.

But all Chromebooks are not created equal: speed, battery life, robustness vary enormously. A choice of the wrong model can ramp up costs for educators and compromise students’ learning. In this podcast Jeff Morris from Dell Technologies will reveal how Dell Chromebooks outperform the competition: for durability, performance and cost effectiveness. And you’ll learn Bettina Fifer from Google why Chromebooks and Chrome OS are the number one IT tool for education.

Michael Dell recently described edge computing as “technology’s next great frontier” and IDC predicts 50 percent of infrastructure deployments will be at the network edge by 2023. Frontiers attract pioneers. They reap the benefits but face risks from unknown hazards.

In this podcast AJ Missaghi, Dell Technologies Chief Technology Officer for Healthcare and Life Sciences across Asia Pacific and Japan will show you how to monetise and make the most of edge computing, and avoid the pitfalls.

 

In this episode, Data Futurology Founder, Felipe Flores, sits down with Aruna Kolluru, Chief Technologist, AI at Dell Technologies. They discuss how they work on providing solutions for customers and use all available technologies - AI, IoT, data, etc, - to reach the desired outcomes. Aruna works with clients across a vast range of industries and this is a testament to the power data & AI hold to promote growth and generate business value, regardless of the area you work in. In her own words, data has become the core of innovation for every industry. With the key role data plays in today’s organisations, making it accessible for the analytics team to extract insights from it is of the utmost importance. That’s why data platforms have become essential for providing reliable, quality data that can be leveraged to achieve business goals. Hear Aruna outline the common challenges she has identified and the pathways in which to navigate them.

The focus of this podcast is zero trust security. Nick will explain exactly what this is, and why it is so important today with a huge number of people working from home.

He’ll show us how to use Dell Technologies hardware, software and services to build a zero trust approach to cyber security and recovery, mitigate the impact of cyber threats and avoid costly and lengthy system and application downtime. These can disrupt critical services, cause brand and reputational damage. Or worse threaten the organisation’s existence.

There is no Planet B and Planet A has finite resources. That’s why Dell Technologies has some very ambitious and very specific goals to reduce its global impact by 2030. Join our podcast and learn from Louise Dean about Dell’s ‘Moonshot’ 2030 environmental goals and its 2050 goal of net zero greenhouse gas emissions.

For large organisations, the provision of essential IT has never been more challenging. Upfront costs are high, management is complex. It’s difficult to match resources, and their costs, to requirements. The solution is IT-as-a-service. It’s ushering in a new era of IT procurement. In this podcast Stephen Fenech hosts Adrian Iannessa, Dell Technologies’ Presales Leader for ANZ. He’ll explain the latest developments in IT-as-a-service and how they liberate organisations from the problems that arise from the constraints of upfront investments.

Edge computing is growing rapidly in scale and importance. Not only does it enable a more efficient support of many existing use cases, it also opens up new ones that create valuable opportunities for competitive advantage.  ​In this podcast, hosted by Stephen Fenech, Glenn Cole, Dell Technologies’ Director of System Engineering, Data Centre Compute Solutions, shares details on how to make the most of edge computing and how your business can gain insights and deliver real value.

The massive growth in remote working means it’s never been more important to implement strong and flexible endpoint security. In this episode, Stephen Fenech hosts Dell Technologies’ cyber security expert Zac Cochrane. He’ll show there’s plenty of things you can do to keep those endpoints and the systems they’re connected to safe with robust security that gives you the agility to respond rapidly and effectively to any threats.

Remote working is the new normal, but managing all those remote devices and keeping them secure can be quite a challenge. In this episode, Stephen Fenech hosts Jeff Morris from Dell Technologies and David Eglin from Google. They’ll explain how Chrome Enterprise — an enterprise version of Chrome browser and Chrome OS — meets these challenges, and why Dell Latitude Chromebooks and Chrome Enterprise make a perfect partnership.

In this episode, Stephen Fenech hosts Adam LePeilbet from Dell Technologies and Dr Nicholas Nicoloudis from SAP to tell you how the Dell Technologies / SAP partnership helps enterprises realise key components of the intelligent enterprise: cloud, edge, data analytics and automation.