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.
When you look down at the soup of icons on your desktop, there’s a good chance that several of them will be for various Microsoft applications. For a lengthy period of time they’ve been the biggest fish in a rather small pond, but the seam...
Aiming for greater security when disposing of old IT equipment, Seagate Recovery Services has introduced three new data erasure products that use a series of algorithms to erase all data from a disk drive to ensure sensitive information do...
Like an addictive game of ping pong, the faster you email back and fourth the easier it becomes to make mistakes, waste time and cement words that can’t be taken away. IDM spoke to email guru, Sharon MacNevin to find out why users are succ...
Sweden has half the population of Australia, yet sports an accounts payable imaging market eight times the size of what we can boost locally. ReadSoft asks with its imaging partner bureaus by its side, what’s the deal with the imaging mark...
A blow out in costs, a couple of mega-litigations, a Federal Court Note and a growth in electronic data that shows no signs of letting up. It looks like eDiscovery is in the stars as is a local market on the verge of the big bang. But are ...
As the green revolution gains momentum, many parts of the IT industry are showing they can be green too. With this and greener data in mind, the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) has announced that it too has aligned with The ...
Apart from being a mythical beast of epic proportions, the Kraken is the name given to the latest botnet on the block who has outgrown the infamous Storm botnet to become the largest ever.
