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  • IBM and FileNet - EMC Bites Back

    IDM's recent story regarding IBM's purchase of FileNet, we approached several competitors to respond. Andrew Littleproud, General Manager, Enterprise Software Group, EMC Australia, is the first to the post.

  • Instant Messaging Use Rising Fast

    Figures from the USA claim that Instant Messaging is the fastest-growing communications system in history. Ye, most IT managers claim it is not used in their workplace.

  • Netapp's Software Upgrades

    New Migration and Retention Management Software Provides Customers with Unparalleled Automation and Scalability for Tiered Storage and Compliance Needs

  • Microsoft Sweetens Enterprise Vista

    'Microsoft Financing' - a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Seattle-based software giant - is extending its European and US 'buy now, pay in dribs and drabs' deal to Australia and New Zealand to encourage Vista take-up.

  • Cisco's Healthy Outlook

    Cisco's announcement that it has rolled out and IP-based voice and data system to 1,200 aged-care residents and staff of the Hammond Care sees VoIP, RFID and wireless data capture and transmission maturing.

  • Victorian Bureaucrat In FOI Breach

    The director of the Victorian Office of Multicultural Affairs, Barbara Mountjouris, is accused of hiding documents relating to a freedom of information request. Political infighting ensues.

  • Novell's Linux Server Takes 30% Of Server Market

    Novell bullish about the take up of SUSE Linux Enterprise 10, claiming a 30-40% market share in the global server market. Australia and New Zealand show the biggest uptake, globally, of the downloadable operating system.

  • IBM and FileNet - EMC Bites Back

    IDM's recent story regarding IBM's purchase of FileNet, we approached several competitors to respond. Andrew Littleproud, General Manager, Enterprise Software Group, EMC Australia, is the first to the post.

  • Instant Messaging Use Rising Fast

    Figures from the USA claim that Instant Messaging is the fastest-growing communications system in history. Ye, most IT managers claim it is not used in their workplace.

  • Netapp's Software Upgrades

    New Migration and Retention Management Software Provides Customers with Unparalleled Automation and Scalability for Tiered Storage and Compliance Needs

  • Microsoft Sweetens Enterprise Vista

    'Microsoft Financing' - a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Seattle-based software giant - is extending its European and US 'buy now, pay in dribs and drabs' deal to Australia and New Zealand to encourage Vista take-up.

  • Cisco's Healthy Outlook

    Cisco's announcement that it has rolled out and IP-based voice and data system to 1,200 aged-care residents and staff of the Hammond Care sees VoIP, RFID and wireless data capture and transmission maturing.

  • Victorian Bureaucrat In FOI Breach

    The director of the Victorian Office of Multicultural Affairs, Barbara Mountjouris, is accused of hiding documents relating to a freedom of information request. Political infighting ensues.

  • Novell's Linux Server Takes 30% Of Server Market

    Novell bullish about the take up of SUSE Linux Enterprise 10, claiming a 30-40% market share in the global server market. Australia and New Zealand show the biggest uptake, globally, of the downloadable operating system.