Chaos engineering has become increasingly important as more and more organisations have become reliant on technology to deliver their services and maintain their daily operations. But with such a reliance on technology, it’s easy for risks to emerge. For example, a single server going down might freeze your whole business or a spike in internet
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Cyber-attacks from online hackers are one of those things that you often hear about in the media or in movies, but most never think that a hacker would ever attack or target them. But cyberattacks are more common than people think and are increasingly common in a business environment. Take a look and see how
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Finally, the National Broadband Network is here, and — on the surface at least — is seems to offer more access for less. As the service is subsidised by government funds, private sector service providers are finding it hard to compete with the throughput on offer for the pricing listed. But are the savings worth it? Having
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As the year comes to a close, some people will reflect on what was, whilst others begin planning what will be next year. Personally, I do a bit of both, reflecting on what I did well and enjoyed, and that which I could do better, looking toward how this reflection may result in a greater
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10 years ago, Orion was selling an entry level data plan which offered a subscriber a contended bandwidth configuration of 1024/256Kbps with a usage allowance of 4GB per month, throughout the past decade there have been developments with both pricing and technology affording clients greater economies of scale, however the greatest development we have observed
« Go back to BlogsLeading satellite communications company Orion Satellite Systems is bringing the latest in communications technology and innovation to Perth at a special open day on Tuesday 6 December. In addition, Orion managing director Chris Ockwell and senior executives from global satellite leader Thaicom and its Australian subsidiary IPSTAR will give their views on the future of satellite communication
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