Enterprise Applications

Virgin territory

With a clean slate, Virgin Blue and Nick Brant have been able to approach airline Information Management from a different plane.

Change of flight

The events of September the 11th changed the world. For some the personal cost was tragic. For the business community the ramifications of an attack on the United States of America and its culture are far reaching. Amongst the industries st...

Lenders revamp Datawarehouse

Aussie Home Loans (Aussie) has refined its reporting and decision-making with a data warehouse, in time for its launch into the mortgage market.

The Sorbent paper trail

Paper waste is no laughing matter for a tissue maker, as the makers of Sorbent found.

Saucy little numbers

BI was the answer to “spreadsheet chaos” at a major food manufacturer.

BI for the masses

Business intelligence users might be forgiven for wondering about Microsoft’s acquisition of business intelligence specialist Great Plains Software. Would Microsoft take over the industry, or would it be just another player among many? For...

Teradata Ships Data Warehousing Suite

Teradata Warehouse 7.0 is on its way to Australia. The latest enhanced data warehouse comprises of new hardware and software.

Teachers get the PLOT

A Queensland project is pushing portals into the hands of professors and teachers.

Griffith steps up HarvestRoad for CMS

Griffith University will be able to track copyright information and manage its teaching content, thanks to the roll out of a content management system.

Content stored from SAP

Storage software vendor Legato is playing an increasing role in the content management space and added to its portfolio this week with the announcement that its ApplicationXtender system now supports SAP enterprise resource planning suites.

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