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  • Back from the brink

    The remarkable turnaround of an ERP vendor that faced extinction less than four years ago.

  • Breaking the bank

    The technological age has brought with it a number of challenges as well as tremendous advances. Stuart Finlayson talks to some of the leading proponents of information security in the banking industry in Australia and around the world to ...

  • Interwoven improves marketing management

    Interwoven has launched the first ever Marketing Content Management solution to help companies control the distribution of marketing content to front line sales staff and customise content to meet the needs of specific prospects, distribut...

  • Lawyers defend the tradition of paper

    The comfortable experience of reading through long documents in a library, whilst drinking a coffee and making notes on the contract, is a hard one to shake for lawyers, even in this world when most businesses have embraced digital records...

  • Oracle latest to thaw relations with Microsoft

    Last month, it was Sun's CEO Scott McNealy who surprised industry observers by ending years of bitter acrimony with Microsoft by signing a ten-year collaboration agreement with the software giant. Now fellow long-term Microsoft adversary O...

  • Virgin setting the records straight

    After being forced to fly its aircraft within one hour of an airport at all times, following its admission to regulators that its maintenance records were in disarray, Virgin Blue has set about the massive task of getting its records manag...

  • Coping with compliance

    As the spectre of regulatory compliance looms large in Australia, more businesses are desperately on the look out for bulletproof solutions to cope with this higher level of scrutiny. By Rodney Appleyard

  • Back from the brink

    The remarkable turnaround of an ERP vendor that faced extinction less than four years ago.

  • Breaking the bank

    The technological age has brought with it a number of challenges as well as tremendous advances. Stuart Finlayson talks to some of the leading proponents of information security in the banking industry in Australia and around the world to ...

  • Interwoven improves marketing management

    Interwoven has launched the first ever Marketing Content Management solution to help companies control the distribution of marketing content to front line sales staff and customise content to meet the needs of specific prospects, distribut...

  • Lawyers defend the tradition of paper

    The comfortable experience of reading through long documents in a library, whilst drinking a coffee and making notes on the contract, is a hard one to shake for lawyers, even in this world when most businesses have embraced digital records...

  • Oracle latest to thaw relations with Microsoft

    Last month, it was Sun's CEO Scott McNealy who surprised industry observers by ending years of bitter acrimony with Microsoft by signing a ten-year collaboration agreement with the software giant. Now fellow long-term Microsoft adversary O...

  • Virgin setting the records straight

    After being forced to fly its aircraft within one hour of an airport at all times, following its admission to regulators that its maintenance records were in disarray, Virgin Blue has set about the massive task of getting its records manag...

  • Coping with compliance

    As the spectre of regulatory compliance looms large in Australia, more businesses are desperately on the look out for bulletproof solutions to cope with this higher level of scrutiny. By Rodney Appleyard