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  • Survival of the Most Adaptive

    Bob Davis, CA’s senior vice president and general manager, storage management, visited Australia to speak at CA’s 2007 Expo at the Sydney Convention Centre.

  • Blu-Ray Takes the Lead in Australia

    Just when it was looking like HD DVD was going to take the next generation crown, it appears like Blu-Ray is taking the lead, at least in Australia.

  • Cabinet NG and Sage Buddy Up

    Automated document management and workflow specialist Cabinet NG has become a gold member in Sage Software’s ACT! partner program, integrating its document management solution with Sage’s popular CRM platform.

  • It’s CIO Vs. CEO

    According the Gartner, there is a wide and dangerous gap occurring between the CEOs business near-term expectation of IT, and what the CIO is actually planning on delivering.

  • HP Tackles Virtualisation

    HP eases up virtualisation for businesses of all sizes through the release of a new version of the HP-UX 11i operating system and new HP Integrity servers.

  • IBM Triples Chip Memory Capacity

    IBM is looking to change the face of networking, gaming and multi-media applications by unveiling new technology that triples the memory stored on computer chips.

  • SharePoint Search 2007 Scours ECM

    Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 has received a boost to its enterprise content management capabilities with Vorsite announcing search connector support for leading ECM and CRM applications.

  • Oracle Jumps On Web 2.0 Train

    The Web 2.0 buzz word is already popping up with high frequency in 2007, and Oracle is the latest to use it in conjunction with the latest incarnation of its WebCenter Suite.