Empired stories
Empired has been forced to respond to questions from the ASX after its share price dropped and trading volumes soared.
Cloud sprawl, the uncontrolled growth of computing resources, is on the rise due to the democratizing nature of cloud technology, according to Empired.
Legacy systems such as enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) are still heavily relied upon within organisations.
Empired has secured a $10m services contract with the Victoria Department of Education and Training to provide infrastructure technical services.
Empired is urging organisations to cultivate a culture of sharing to prevent silos of information which can cost the business money.
Empired has continued its rapid climb reporting record financials for FY15, including 94% increases in revenue and EBITDA and a 135% NPAT increase.
Empired highlights IT-as-a-service's potential for aligning IT with business goals, cost reduction, boosted agility, and enhanced security.
Empired has won a place in the prestigious Microsoft Dynamics Inner Circle - an elite group of Dynamics partners.
Organisations that view their IT department as nothing more than technical support may be missing out on opportunities.
Organisations that choose to partner with a MSP may have an edge over those who manage their ICT infrastructure internally, says Empired.
Empired has upgraded its revenue expectations for 2015 and 2016 on the back of contract success and rapid expansion across Australia and New Zealand.
Empired continues winning streak with second oil and gas sector deal this week, this time netting $10 million in a three year contract.
Empired has won a $20 million contract with Rio Tinto to provide application managed services across more than 170 applications.
Discover the cloud's silver lining. Azure's Australia-based data centres are a boon for NZ firms seeking to cut costs and enhance security.
Australian IT services company Empired has won a $12 million contract with the Kiwi government agency, the Ministry of Primary Industries.
Empired acquires Kiwi Intergen for AU$17.4m, creating the largest Microsoft services provider across the Tasman with 825 staff.
Empired continues its multi-million dollar run, signing a $10 million, five year infrastructure managed services contract with Horizon Power.
Empired lands a hefty £12m deal with Western Power, bolstering its position in the utilities sector and marking a watershed year.
Empired managing director Russell Baskervill has won the 2015 EY Entrepreneur of the Year in the Western Region Services category.
Empired makes good on last month's promise of securing more big contracts, winning a $15 million deal with InterOil.
