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CMTG is helping businesses navigate growing pressure on global computing infrastructure, as surging demand for advanced processors and memory drives supply constraints and lifts the cost of critical hardware worldwide.

As Hosted Services Technical Manager at CMTG, Neil Morris plays a pivotal role in the design, deployment and performance of CMTG’s hosted infrastructure.

With over 12 years in this position – and nearly two decades at the company – Neil’s expertise has been instrumental in shaping CMTG’s high-performance, flexible hosting environment that continues to exceed customer expectations.

As we reach the middle of 2025, I’d like to take a moment to reflect on what has been a strong and productive first half of the year for CMTG.

We’ve continued to strengthen our role as a trusted IT partner for businesses across engineering, finance, insurance and training – industries where precision, compliance and security are critical.

Leading IT solutions provider CMTG is urging Australians to remain vigilant leading up to the annual Black Friday sales, in an effort to reduce online scams.

According to Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) Scamwatch, Australian consumers lost over $14.9 million to online shopping scams last year.

In the first half of 2024, Australia saw significant data breaches, with cyber incidents accounting for 38% of reported breaches.

Hear from our very own Technical Sales Manager, Nick Hughes, as he shares expert insights on staying ahead of cyber threats and learn how CMTG is helping businesses strengthen their digital security.

VMware has recently been acquired by Broadcom for $70 Billion USD.

This will lead to some changes to the licensing model and pricing.

In the digital age, the vulnerability of small businesses to cyberattacks is alarmingly high. This is highlighted in a recent survey by The Council of Small Business Organisations Australia (COSBOA) and Cyber Wardens, which exposes significant gaps in the cyber security awareness and preparedness among small enterprises.

Business owners across Australia have been warned to intensify efforts to secure their cloud-based digital assets ahead of World Cloud Security Day on April 3.

According to an Australian Government report, more than 40 per cent of data breaches recorded over the space of a year were targeting cloud services, local systems or entire networks.

When the average person thinks about IT, they picture softly whirring computers, flashing lights, and stereotypically, a dark den playing host to dozens of people tapping away at keyboards.

In 2024, the culture of work is increasingly dynamic, with an emphasis on flexibility, efficiency, and security.