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  • SCO ups IBM legal claim to US$5 billion

    Linux user pursuer SCO is looking to tack on further clauses of action against IBM as part of its legal claim against Big Blue, raising the total claim from US$3 billion to US$5 billion.

  • Aussie software company turns back on U.S. to return home

    An Australian software company that specialises in I.T. solutions and services for defence, security and law enforcement, higher education, utilities and manufacturing organisations, has reflected the confidence in the Australian software ...

  • Digital strategy planned for Australia

    The Digital Content Industry in Australia has had an Action Agenda launched by the Federal Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, Daryl Williams, at the 10th Australian Interactive Media Industry Association Awards.

  • Victoria boosts its eServices panel

    The Victorian Government has added another 26 new companies to its services panel to help it select companies for contracted work from a list of pre-approved suppliers, relieving the bureaucratic burden faced in the past.

  • Victoria boosts its eServices panel

    The Victorian Government has added another 26 new companies to its services panel to help it select companies for contracted work from a list of pre-approved suppliers, relieving the bureaucratic burden faced in the past.

  • EMC claims its ILM jigsaw is complete

    Enterprise storage provider EMC says it now has all the necessary building blocks in place to deliver complete end-to-end Information Lifecycle management (ILM) solutions to the enterprise, thanks to its recent spate of acquisitions.

  • GIS testing available online

    Geographic Information System developers can now test and validate their software compatibility online thanks to the launch of the Compliance and Interoperability Test and Evaluation website

  • SCO ups IBM legal claim to US$5 billion

    Linux user pursuer SCO is looking to tack on further clauses of action against IBM as part of its legal claim against Big Blue, raising the total claim from US$3 billion to US$5 billion.

  • Aussie software company turns back on U.S. to return home

    An Australian software company that specialises in I.T. solutions and services for defence, security and law enforcement, higher education, utilities and manufacturing organisations, has reflected the confidence in the Australian software ...

  • Digital strategy planned for Australia

    The Digital Content Industry in Australia has had an Action Agenda launched by the Federal Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, Daryl Williams, at the 10th Australian Interactive Media Industry Association Awards.

  • Victoria boosts its eServices panel

    The Victorian Government has added another 26 new companies to its services panel to help it select companies for contracted work from a list of pre-approved suppliers, relieving the bureaucratic burden faced in the past.

  • Victoria boosts its eServices panel

    The Victorian Government has added another 26 new companies to its services panel to help it select companies for contracted work from a list of pre-approved suppliers, relieving the bureaucratic burden faced in the past.

  • EMC claims its ILM jigsaw is complete

    Enterprise storage provider EMC says it now has all the necessary building blocks in place to deliver complete end-to-end Information Lifecycle management (ILM) solutions to the enterprise, thanks to its recent spate of acquisitions.

  • GIS testing available online

    Geographic Information System developers can now test and validate their software compatibility online thanks to the launch of the Compliance and Interoperability Test and Evaluation website