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  • Fastest growth in external storage for two years

    Gartner has reported that external disk storage system revenues grew worldwide by 8.4 percent to US$3.7 billion during the last quarter of 2003. The external storage market also grew faster than the internal storage during that quarter.

  • Fear over camera phones posing security risks

    Gartner has reported that enterprises are growing worried that the use of camera phones and other consumer technologies can impose on the privacy of employees and increase the threat of important information being stolen, so they are tryin...

  • Security vendor embarrassed by virus blunder

    Internet security company F-Secure have been left red faced after a clerical error at the Finnish company's London office led to thousands of its customers in Britain being sent an email from the company which contained a virus.

  • ECM ignorance causing budget waste in ANZ

    Businesses that fail to understand enterprise content management are likely to waste large portions of their IT and operational budgets. This is the finding of a recent report based on research conducted amongst 200 companies across Austra...

  • Better integrity for Aussie companies in US

    The extension to the Sarbanes-Oxley compliance deadline will mean good news for Australian companies looking to partner and merge with US companies because they will have more vision over the financial integrity of these companies.

  • Oracle's PeopleSoft struggle taking surreal twists

    First it was Oracle saying that it would turn to arch enemy Microsoft for help in its appeal to overturn the U.S. Department of Justice's decision to block its PeopleSoft takeover bid. Now SAP has come out in support of its rival by critic...

  • Fastest growth in external storage for two years

    Gartner has reported that external disk storage system revenues grew worldwide by 8.4 percent to US$3.7 billion during the last quarter of 2003. The external storage market also grew faster than the internal storage during that quarter.

  • Fear over camera phones posing security risks

    Gartner has reported that enterprises are growing worried that the use of camera phones and other consumer technologies can impose on the privacy of employees and increase the threat of important information being stolen, so they are tryin...

  • Security vendor embarrassed by virus blunder

    Internet security company F-Secure have been left red faced after a clerical error at the Finnish company's London office led to thousands of its customers in Britain being sent an email from the company which contained a virus.

  • ECM ignorance causing budget waste in ANZ

    Businesses that fail to understand enterprise content management are likely to waste large portions of their IT and operational budgets. This is the finding of a recent report based on research conducted amongst 200 companies across Austra...

  • Better integrity for Aussie companies in US

    The extension to the Sarbanes-Oxley compliance deadline will mean good news for Australian companies looking to partner and merge with US companies because they will have more vision over the financial integrity of these companies.

  • Oracle's PeopleSoft struggle taking surreal twists

    First it was Oracle saying that it would turn to arch enemy Microsoft for help in its appeal to overturn the U.S. Department of Justice's decision to block its PeopleSoft takeover bid. Now SAP has come out in support of its rival by critic...