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  • ASIC Fools to Protect in April

    In April Fools’ tradition, ASIC has launched a fake investment website to alert internet users about the scams, tricks and dangers lurking within investment ‘opportunities’ online.

  • On the SOA(P) box

    Ever wondered if your crumpets have been toasted in a fully compatible Services Oriented Architecture environment? Stollznow principal consultant Peter Webb trims the fat (as he chews it) off SOA hype in the first of whopping 24 part serie...

  • Pooling knowledge for water reform

    For a nation suffering from a major water crisis, our water information is currently in a state of disrepair. Can the Federal Government’s $480 million national water information strategy finally provide the means to measuring, what we can...

  • For common people

    If user uptake reflects success then The Salvation Army’s new content management system has achieved this. Liam Tung looks at how Manager of e-commerce and internet communications, Michael Bouy has managed the transition and training of st...

  • Watch for the left hook

    The last thing you want if you’ve been engaged via an ediscovery order is to cop a surprise that knocks you off your feet. Litigation prone organisations are gearing up for the new rules of play, so IDM decided to look at the arse...

  • For IT green is the new black

    Climate change presents a crossroad for the Information technology industry. One road follows the present route while the other is paved with opportunity.

  • What’s the winning frequency?

    The global Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) market is set to reach $US4.65 billion in 2007 and blow out to $US26.9 billion by 2017. From cattle to humans, boxes, key chains and weapons, you never know where RFID tags are going to turn up next.

  • Enterprise Desktop on a USB Key

    Desktop virtualisation provider Kidaro has just released a version of its Corporate “To-Go” desktop software tailored for use on a USB flash drive.

  • PR Email Exposes Microsoft’s Media Tactics

    In an embarrassing case of email gone wrong, Microsoft’s US PR firm Waggener Edstrom has mistakenly sent a 13-page internal document on Wired contributing editor Frank Vogelstein directly to Vogelstein himself.