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  • Victorian government still faces major storage challenge

    Although Public Record Office Victoria has managed to take control over a major area of its current records keeping problems by recently assigning Documentum to develop and implement a digital archive for all Victorian government agencies,...

  • Veritas backing Linux operation on Intel platform

    Veritas has extended the support of its storage management and clustering products to the Intel Itanium 2 platform on Red Hat Linux 3.0 with the introduction of its Foundation Suite 2.2 and Cluster Server 2.2 on Itanium architecture for Linux.

  • Aussie businesses hit by low IT morale

    Recent research by the Meta Group has found that there is a high level of low IT employee morale in Australian companies, which could lead to lower productivity and less company value, if it is not treated.

  • Darkness before the dawn

    Executives at Sun Microsystems' SunNetwork conference, held recently in Shanghai, admitted the company has made some errors in recent times, but is now firmly focused on turning the corner.

  • Aussie businesses hit by low IT morale

    Recent research by the Meta Group has found that there is a high level of low IT employee morale in Australian companies, which could lead to lower productivity and less company value, if it is not treated.

  • Darkness before the dawn

    Executives at Sun Microsystems' SunNetwork conference, held recently in Shanghai, admitted the company has made some errors in recent times, but is now firmly focused on turning the corner.

  • Airlines commit to paperless ticketing by 2007

    The heads of the world's leading airlines have jointly committed to total implementation of e-ticketing by the end of 2007 as part of a wider initiative to re-engineer many of the air transport industry's processes to simplify the airline ...

  • Australia trails with broadband

    The IDC has released a report about Australia trailing other developed countries in its pursuit of spreading broadband across the country, despite recent government funding.

  • Smaller businesses get brighter mail

    Brightmail and IronPort have expanded their partnership to help ISPs and small businesses fight against the constant bombardment of spam emails that are causing increasing headaches month after month.

  • EMC targets Asian market through Samsung

    EMC and Samsung have launched a strategic partnership which involves Samsung selling EMC Clariion-class storage systems in the Asian market under its StorageMax brand name.

  • Victorian government still faces major storage challenge

    Although Public Record Office Victoria has managed to take control over a major area of its current records keeping problems by recently assigning Documentum to develop and implement a digital archive for all Victorian government agencies,...

  • Veritas backing Linux operation on Intel platform

    Veritas has extended the support of its storage management and clustering products to the Intel Itanium 2 platform on Red Hat Linux 3.0 with the introduction of its Foundation Suite 2.2 and Cluster Server 2.2 on Itanium architecture for Linux.

  • Aussie businesses hit by low IT morale

    Recent research by the Meta Group has found that there is a high level of low IT employee morale in Australian companies, which could lead to lower productivity and less company value, if it is not treated.

  • Darkness before the dawn

    Executives at Sun Microsystems' SunNetwork conference, held recently in Shanghai, admitted the company has made some errors in recent times, but is now firmly focused on turning the corner.

  • Aussie businesses hit by low IT morale

    Recent research by the Meta Group has found that there is a high level of low IT employee morale in Australian companies, which could lead to lower productivity and less company value, if it is not treated.

  • Darkness before the dawn

    Executives at Sun Microsystems' SunNetwork conference, held recently in Shanghai, admitted the company has made some errors in recent times, but is now firmly focused on turning the corner.

  • Airlines commit to paperless ticketing by 2007

    The heads of the world's leading airlines have jointly committed to total implementation of e-ticketing by the end of 2007 as part of a wider initiative to re-engineer many of the air transport industry's processes to simplify the airline ...

  • Australia trails with broadband

    The IDC has released a report about Australia trailing other developed countries in its pursuit of spreading broadband across the country, despite recent government funding.

  • Smaller businesses get brighter mail

    Brightmail and IronPort have expanded their partnership to help ISPs and small businesses fight against the constant bombardment of spam emails that are causing increasing headaches month after month.

  • EMC targets Asian market through Samsung

    EMC and Samsung have launched a strategic partnership which involves Samsung selling EMC Clariion-class storage systems in the Asian market under its StorageMax brand name.