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  • Childcare PIN To Stop Fraud, Improve Safety

    The Federal Government is looking to impliment and a new national PIN based identification system to help manage childcare services, increase safety and eliminate subsity fraud.

  • New BladeCenter Kit For SMBs

    IBM has announced that it is delivering a new range of BladeCenter offerings to SMBs that are easier to use and more affordable to manage.

  • EMC Upgrades CLARiiON and ILM Capabilities

    EMC has announced both a significant upgrade to its CLARiiON Ultrascale architecture and a boost to its Information Lifecycle Management capabilities through the purchase of Israel-based Kasya software.

  • Access Cards Under Cloud As Chief Advisor Quits

    James Kelaher, a principal adviser on the Government’s new smartcard project has resigned in prostest saying that it is being rushed and is missing necessary third party advice and safty measures.

  • NetApp Takes On EMC & HP

    Network Appliance has thrown down the gauntlet and announced that it is taking on EMC and HP in the ultra-high end enterprise data centre space with its new FAS6000.

  • Hitachi Maxell Whips Optical Storage Into Shape

    Hitachi Maxell has announced that it has reduced the thickness of DVDs while maintaining the standard storage capacity of 4.7Gb, enabling the development of high capacity, yet extremely compact optical archival devices.

  • National Archives Sidestep Obsolescence

    The Australian National Archives announces the completetion of its triad of digital document management tools with successful migration of 'XML Electronic Normalising of Archives' (Xena).

  • Childcare PIN To Stop Fraud, Improve Safety

    The Federal Government is looking to impliment and a new national PIN based identification system to help manage childcare services, increase safety and eliminate subsity fraud.

  • New BladeCenter Kit For SMBs

    IBM has announced that it is delivering a new range of BladeCenter offerings to SMBs that are easier to use and more affordable to manage.

  • EMC Upgrades CLARiiON and ILM Capabilities

    EMC has announced both a significant upgrade to its CLARiiON Ultrascale architecture and a boost to its Information Lifecycle Management capabilities through the purchase of Israel-based Kasya software.

  • Access Cards Under Cloud As Chief Advisor Quits

    James Kelaher, a principal adviser on the Government’s new smartcard project has resigned in prostest saying that it is being rushed and is missing necessary third party advice and safty measures.

  • NetApp Takes On EMC & HP

    Network Appliance has thrown down the gauntlet and announced that it is taking on EMC and HP in the ultra-high end enterprise data centre space with its new FAS6000.

  • Hitachi Maxell Whips Optical Storage Into Shape

    Hitachi Maxell has announced that it has reduced the thickness of DVDs while maintaining the standard storage capacity of 4.7Gb, enabling the development of high capacity, yet extremely compact optical archival devices.

  • National Archives Sidestep Obsolescence

    The Australian National Archives announces the completetion of its triad of digital document management tools with successful migration of 'XML Electronic Normalising of Archives' (Xena).