IDM January/February 2005

Well preserved

In 2003, the National Archives of Australia (NAA) established the Digital Recordkeeping Initiative. We find out what progress the NAA has achieved through the initiative in addressing and resolving the issues around the preservation of digital records.

Flying the flag

Profiling local technology developers that have made their presence felt on the global stage, who share their experiences and offer words of advice to fellow Australian companies looking to follow in their footsteps.

Cover story - Email rules, but who's following them?

In todays business climate, everybody uses email. Most companies, however, still lack formal policies governing its usage. IDM examines why were still struggling to manage this fundamental technology.

Fast track to the catwalk

The fashion industry largely depends on talented designers to keep us interested in new ideas and trends. Technology is not often considered to be the driving force behind a design companys success, but one application is doing just that by helping to turn a small Sydney company into a global player.

Spam Wars II: The spamees strike back

Meat products maker Hormel may be suffering a public relations drama of the worst kind, but forces are mustering against the scourge of spam. We weigh up the fight against emails worst offenders.

SNIA ANZ is one

At the end of last year, the ANZ chapter of the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA ANZ) turned one year old. IDM caught up with chairman Mark Heers to get his thoughts on how the association fared in its maiden year, as well as to learn where it will focus its attentions in 2005.

Special feature: IDM's annual email management guide

Click here for full back issues directory page

To subscribe to IDM magazine click here!