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  • STOCKWATCH: KM industry looking up

    Vendors in the knowledge management industry have posted some promising financial results, with Hummingbird and Documentum in particular spreading good news.

  • Two locals secure VERS approval

    Proving that the local vendors are leaders in the document and knowledge management scene, Objective and Alphawest 6 have both gained VERS certification from the Public Records Office Victoria.

  • South East Water pushes LiveLink

    A Victorian water company is pushing its knowledge management application into its customer service division in an effort to increase customer satisfaction.

  • One call, one Web site: integrated Queensland e-government

    One call, one Web site: that is the aim for government access in Queensland. The Queensland's state government is to integrate all commerce and contacts whether on the Internet or via telephone. CiTR, a company owned by the University of Qu...

  • Verity still number one: Delphi

    Delphi Group's latest research into the search and retrieval market has revealed that Verity is still the number one player, a fact that has pleased head of the Australian branch office.

  • ACA considers monitoring broadband quality

    The Australian Communications Authority is considering whether to monitor the delivery of broadband Internet services. A discussion paper, Proposal for Monitoring and Reporting Quality of Service for Broadband and High Data Rate Services wa...

  • HP, EMC fall out over patents

    Hewlett-Packard and EMC, the biggest and third biggest storage vendors in the world, have sued each other over patent infringements, bringing into focus a new schism in the storage industry.

  • Intrepid goes where McData has gone before

    McData has extended its Intrepid line of director-class Fibre Channel switches, this time with a 140-port model that more than doubles the capabilities of its predecessors.

  • StorageTek drives its way to 200GB

    Storagetek has released a new disk array capable of using drives with 146GB capacity, but industry focus has already turned to tape drives with 200GB capacity coming from the company next week.

  • STOCKWATCH: KM industry looking up

    Vendors in the knowledge management industry have posted some promising financial results, with Hummingbird and Documentum in particular spreading good news.

  • Two locals secure VERS approval

    Proving that the local vendors are leaders in the document and knowledge management scene, Objective and Alphawest 6 have both gained VERS certification from the Public Records Office Victoria.

  • South East Water pushes LiveLink

    A Victorian water company is pushing its knowledge management application into its customer service division in an effort to increase customer satisfaction.

  • One call, one Web site: integrated Queensland e-government

    One call, one Web site: that is the aim for government access in Queensland. The Queensland's state government is to integrate all commerce and contacts whether on the Internet or via telephone. CiTR, a company owned by the University of Qu...

  • Verity still number one: Delphi

    Delphi Group's latest research into the search and retrieval market has revealed that Verity is still the number one player, a fact that has pleased head of the Australian branch office.

  • ACA considers monitoring broadband quality

    The Australian Communications Authority is considering whether to monitor the delivery of broadband Internet services. A discussion paper, Proposal for Monitoring and Reporting Quality of Service for Broadband and High Data Rate Services wa...

  • HP, EMC fall out over patents

    Hewlett-Packard and EMC, the biggest and third biggest storage vendors in the world, have sued each other over patent infringements, bringing into focus a new schism in the storage industry.

  • Intrepid goes where McData has gone before

    McData has extended its Intrepid line of director-class Fibre Channel switches, this time with a 140-port model that more than doubles the capabilities of its predecessors.

  • StorageTek drives its way to 200GB

    Storagetek has released a new disk array capable of using drives with 146GB capacity, but industry focus has already turned to tape drives with 200GB capacity coming from the company next week.