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  • Sydney ICT companies offered free tips on going global

    Sydney-based ICT businesses that have an eye on cracking the global market, or even establishing some sort of presence outwith the confines of Australia, are invited to participate in Austrade's free upcoming workshop on how to participate...

  • IIA create working group to tackle online fraud

    The Internet Industry Association (IIA) has formed a specialist industry working group to investigate the feasibility of a national authentication response to tackle the growing problem of online fraud.

  • Blue sky ideas for Sony laser discs

    Sony is making a major push to roll out its future storage products as blue laser optical disc technology because they are five times the capacity of DVDs and 32 times the capacity of CDs.

  • Aussie businesses embrace wireless future

    Despite recent security fears over the use of new wireless devices in the work place, such as smart phones, wireless spending in enterprises is set to accelerate constantly until at least 2007.

  • Australia welcomes NZ anti-spam moves

    Australian ICT minister Daryl Williams has praised New Zealand's efforts to tackle the growing problem of spam, following a meeting with his trans-Tasman counterpart, adding that Australia's recently drafted legislation provided a useful m...

  • Over a quarter of corporate data is flawed – Gartner

    Many major companies are making important decisions routinely on remarkably inaccurate data. That is according to research firm Gartner, which estimates that more than 25 percent of critical data within Fortune 1000 businesses will continu...

  • IBM portal to drive Power community expansion

    After announcing a few weeks ago that it is to emulate the open source world by establishing a community of developers around its new Power microprocessor architecture, IBM is to take a step further in facilitating the expansion of this co...

  • Wallon virus destroys media players

    A new virus is in circulation that can completely wipe out Window Media Players, when users try to play MP3s or video files, as part of a sneaky plan to get inside PC systems through email links instead of attachments.

  • IBM portal to drive Power community expansion

    After announcing a few weeks ago that it is to emulate the open source world by establishing a community of developers around its new Power microprocessor architecture, IBM is to take a step further in facilitating the expansion of this co...

  • Sydney ICT companies offered free tips on going global

    Sydney-based ICT businesses that have an eye on cracking the global market, or even establishing some sort of presence outwith the confines of Australia, are invited to participate in Austrade's free upcoming workshop on how to participate...

  • IIA create working group to tackle online fraud

    The Internet Industry Association (IIA) has formed a specialist industry working group to investigate the feasibility of a national authentication response to tackle the growing problem of online fraud.

  • Blue sky ideas for Sony laser discs

    Sony is making a major push to roll out its future storage products as blue laser optical disc technology because they are five times the capacity of DVDs and 32 times the capacity of CDs.

  • Aussie businesses embrace wireless future

    Despite recent security fears over the use of new wireless devices in the work place, such as smart phones, wireless spending in enterprises is set to accelerate constantly until at least 2007.

  • Australia welcomes NZ anti-spam moves

    Australian ICT minister Daryl Williams has praised New Zealand's efforts to tackle the growing problem of spam, following a meeting with his trans-Tasman counterpart, adding that Australia's recently drafted legislation provided a useful m...

  • Over a quarter of corporate data is flawed – Gartner

    Many major companies are making important decisions routinely on remarkably inaccurate data. That is according to research firm Gartner, which estimates that more than 25 percent of critical data within Fortune 1000 businesses will continu...

  • IBM portal to drive Power community expansion

    After announcing a few weeks ago that it is to emulate the open source world by establishing a community of developers around its new Power microprocessor architecture, IBM is to take a step further in facilitating the expansion of this co...

  • Wallon virus destroys media players

    A new virus is in circulation that can completely wipe out Window Media Players, when users try to play MP3s or video files, as part of a sneaky plan to get inside PC systems through email links instead of attachments.

  • IBM portal to drive Power community expansion

    After announcing a few weeks ago that it is to emulate the open source world by establishing a community of developers around its new Power microprocessor architecture, IBM is to take a step further in facilitating the expansion of this co...