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  • AIIA Welcomes Budget

    The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) has welcomed the Federal Budget, however, while it supports the long-term initiatives contained within it, the association is pressing for greater focus on business development.

  • CeBit Kicks Off in Sydney

    Bright lights, techno music and the federal communications minister were all part of the show as CeBit kicked off in Sydney.

  • Fujitsu Launches Endurance Drives

    Fujitsu has announced the release of its latest line of 2.5" hard drives, offering capacities up to 250GB and support for 24-hour non-stop operation.

  • Dell Cuts PC Power Consumption

    Dell is aggressively pursuing reduced power consumption in its products, announcing that it has set a new energy-efficient computing standards with a view to shave millions of tonnes of CO2 emissions off what its products are responsible f...

  • Services Market Growing Rapidly

    The analysts at IDC are predicting strong growth in the services arena, tipping the market to top US$965 (AU$1,016) billion by 2012, and becoming a trillion dollar market soon after.

  • Iron Mountain Expands RM Capabilities

    Information protection and storage specialist Iron Mountain has acquired records management and information destruction provider DocuVault, bolstering its records management capabilities.

  • Fusionpro downunder

    Australian distributor DataBasics has taken on the Printable Technologies FusionPro Web and FusionPro Desktop products.

  • Spring into eForms

    SpringCM has launched the latest version of the company’s document management and workflow Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution.

  • E-Governance unleashed

    Autonomy promises its information governance platform will reduce the risks inherent in managing information by applying policy based on understanding what an email, document or phone recording says instead of relying solely on its metadata.