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  • Climate finds a compliance friend

    Climate change is well and truly on the agenda. With the inevitable emissions trading scheme on its way, the Government first needs a means to effectively measure the output of Carbon from an organisation– it’s a new line of work presentin...

  • Document Destruction: Sweeping Responsibility under the Rug

    For the lucky few organisations, the destruction of documents is already a well maintained and streamlined process, with a full understanding of the risks of removing data without proper destruction methods. The majority of Australian orga...

  • New Email Monitoring Laws Proposed

    New laws proposed by the Federal Government could give employers the right to sift through their employee’s inboxes and otherwise monitor their computer networks in the name of preventing cyber-attacks.

  • IBM Optimises Digital Media Storage

    Using its October 2007 acquisition of NovusCG as a platform, IBM has released new storage optimisation services tailored with the media and entertainment industry in mind.

  • IBM to Host Virtual Expo

    Hot on the heels of the IBM-Linden Labs private Second Life server announcement comes more virtual news from Big Blue, this time that they’ll be hosting an entirely virtual Life Sciences expo.

  • ASIC gets Objective

    Everyone’s favourite regulator, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has signed up for an Objective Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solution.

  • Telstra Flicks the Switch on ADSL2+

    2.4 million more Australians and small businesses now have access to download speeds of up to 20Mbps, as Telstra has completed upgrading over 900 exchanges around the country.

  • Email management as good as your email security

    When it comes to securing the inbox the biggest threats are the human ones – from a careless mistake that innocently leaks sensitive data, to revealing compromising details on social networks and dealing with employees who will believe any...

  • RFID: Tagging industry opportunity

    While RFID (Radio frequency identification) technology is becoming more commonplace in our everyday lives, Australian industry is yet to embrace its potential to transform the management of the supply chain and end-to-end logistics.