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  • BAT wins appeal, case continues

    he precedent-setting case of British American Tobacco versus cancer victim Rolah Ann McCabe is to be re-tried; after the Court of Appeal in Melbourne today overturned Justice Geoffrey Eames’ judgement against British American Tobacco (BAT).

  • 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.

  • EDS extends contract with Australian Taxation Office

    The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has given EDS a vote of confidence by extending the company’s IT outsourcing contract for an additional two years. The contract extension, valid until June 2006, is valued at A$300 million (US$160 million).

  • Recording for storage

    EMC wants to see its Centera storage system adopted as a replacement for tape and optical media as a system for backup and archiving. Joining EMC's push is storage software vendor Legato, which has added its DiskXteneder and EmailXtender ap...

  • On the telly

    Storage vendors are keen to become involved in the television industry, and not because they want to be stars in the next series of Survivor. Although the current technology market place does bear a resemblance to a game of survival, storag...

  • More hard drive space for less

    More hard drive storage space for less cost is the bold claim of StorageTek in the release of its latest Shared Virtual Array the V2X2.

  • BAT wins appeal, case continues

    he precedent-setting case of British American Tobacco versus cancer victim Rolah Ann McCabe is to be re-tried; after the Court of Appeal in Melbourne today overturned Justice Geoffrey Eames’ judgement against British American Tobacco (BAT).

  • 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.

  • EDS extends contract with Australian Taxation Office

    The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has given EDS a vote of confidence by extending the company’s IT outsourcing contract for an additional two years. The contract extension, valid until June 2006, is valued at A$300 million (US$160 million).

  • Recording for storage

    EMC wants to see its Centera storage system adopted as a replacement for tape and optical media as a system for backup and archiving. Joining EMC's push is storage software vendor Legato, which has added its DiskXteneder and EmailXtender ap...

  • On the telly

    Storage vendors are keen to become involved in the television industry, and not because they want to be stars in the next series of Survivor. Although the current technology market place does bear a resemblance to a game of survival, storag...

  • More hard drive space for less

    More hard drive storage space for less cost is the bold claim of StorageTek in the release of its latest Shared Virtual Array the V2X2.