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  • Symantec Offers Compliance Package

    Symantec has announced a set of security and availability tools and services that it says, helps cut the cost of compliance through more efficient governance of internal processes.

  • Open Source More Secure?

    Antivirus vendor Trend Micro has added its voice to the open vs closed source security debate, saying that open-source software is by default more secure than proprietary code due variety of distributions.

  • CA Buys Into Records Management

    Computer Associates International (CA) is making inroads into the records management and compliance arena with its recently announced purchase of New Jersey (U.S.)-based MDY Group International.

  • Google Gangs Up To Search Storage

    Google teams up with storage search specialist, Kazeon to provide enterprise grade federated search 'deep within the storage infrastructure'.

  • IT Error Costs NAB Additional $156 million

    Shareholders at the National Australia Bank will be looking at how much a decade's worth of overcharging has cost them - and how much a decent data management system would have saved.

  • Objective's Catholic Approach

    Catholic Education South Australia implement Australian-based Objective's electronic document management system to manage 106 schools.

  • McData ROC’s Data Consolidation

    McData is taking data consolidation to new heights with its PR friendly Remote Office Consolidation (ROC) solution. IDM spoke with John Kelley, McData President and COO about what the ROC has to offer small to medium enterprises.

  • Intel Opens Wallet for Open Source Startup

    An open-source web services startup, WSO2, has raised U.S.$4 million in capital from Intel and along with it, the perception of open-source companies as viable businesses.

  • Symantec Offers Compliance Package

    Symantec has announced a set of security and availability tools and services that it says, helps cut the cost of compliance through more efficient governance of internal processes.

  • Open Source More Secure?

    Antivirus vendor Trend Micro has added its voice to the open vs closed source security debate, saying that open-source software is by default more secure than proprietary code due variety of distributions.

  • CA Buys Into Records Management

    Computer Associates International (CA) is making inroads into the records management and compliance arena with its recently announced purchase of New Jersey (U.S.)-based MDY Group International.

  • Google Gangs Up To Search Storage

    Google teams up with storage search specialist, Kazeon to provide enterprise grade federated search 'deep within the storage infrastructure'.

  • IT Error Costs NAB Additional $156 million

    Shareholders at the National Australia Bank will be looking at how much a decade's worth of overcharging has cost them - and how much a decent data management system would have saved.

  • Objective's Catholic Approach

    Catholic Education South Australia implement Australian-based Objective's electronic document management system to manage 106 schools.

  • McData ROC’s Data Consolidation

    McData is taking data consolidation to new heights with its PR friendly Remote Office Consolidation (ROC) solution. IDM spoke with John Kelley, McData President and COO about what the ROC has to offer small to medium enterprises.

  • Intel Opens Wallet for Open Source Startup

    An open-source web services startup, WSO2, has raised U.S.$4 million in capital from Intel and along with it, the perception of open-source companies as viable businesses.