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  • Watch for the left hook

    The last thing you want if you’ve been engaged via an ediscovery order is to cop a surprise that knocks you off your feet. Litigation prone organisations are gearing up for the new rules of play, so IDM decided to look at the arse...

  • For IT green is the new black

    Climate change presents a crossroad for the Information technology industry. One road follows the present route while the other is paved with opportunity.

  • What’s the winning frequency?

    The global Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) market is set to reach $US4.65 billion in 2007 and blow out to $US26.9 billion by 2017. From cattle to humans, boxes, key chains and weapons, you never know where RFID tags are going to turn up next.

  • Enterprise Desktop on a USB Key

    Desktop virtualisation provider Kidaro has just released a version of its Corporate “To-Go” desktop software tailored for use on a USB flash drive.

  • PR Email Exposes Microsoft’s Media Tactics

    In an embarrassing case of email gone wrong, Microsoft’s US PR firm Waggener Edstrom has mistakenly sent a 13-page internal document on Wired contributing editor Frank Vogelstein directly to Vogelstein himself.

  • Digital Content Bigger than the Printing Press

    It may have taken two centuries for one of the world’s largest knowledge bases to acquire its analogue collection, but it takes just fifteen minutes for the world to produce the equivalent volume digitally.

  • Widgets Take a Breather for Update

    Mortgage rates, stock prices, news headlines and sport scores, widgets offer the latest in instant information grabbing tools accessible from the desktop.

  • Record-Keeping Crunch Time

    With the end of a significant memorandum period for employers, new record-keeping requirements for businesses have this week come into operation under the WorkChoices legislation.

  • Watch for the left hook

    The last thing you want if you’ve been engaged via an ediscovery order is to cop a surprise that knocks you off your feet. Litigation prone organisations are gearing up for the new rules of play, so IDM decided to look at the arse...

  • For IT green is the new black

    Climate change presents a crossroad for the Information technology industry. One road follows the present route while the other is paved with opportunity.

  • What’s the winning frequency?

    The global Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) market is set to reach $US4.65 billion in 2007 and blow out to $US26.9 billion by 2017. From cattle to humans, boxes, key chains and weapons, you never know where RFID tags are going to turn up next.

  • Enterprise Desktop on a USB Key

    Desktop virtualisation provider Kidaro has just released a version of its Corporate “To-Go” desktop software tailored for use on a USB flash drive.

  • PR Email Exposes Microsoft’s Media Tactics

    In an embarrassing case of email gone wrong, Microsoft’s US PR firm Waggener Edstrom has mistakenly sent a 13-page internal document on Wired contributing editor Frank Vogelstein directly to Vogelstein himself.

  • Digital Content Bigger than the Printing Press

    It may have taken two centuries for one of the world’s largest knowledge bases to acquire its analogue collection, but it takes just fifteen minutes for the world to produce the equivalent volume digitally.

  • Widgets Take a Breather for Update

    Mortgage rates, stock prices, news headlines and sport scores, widgets offer the latest in instant information grabbing tools accessible from the desktop.

  • Record-Keeping Crunch Time

    With the end of a significant memorandum period for employers, new record-keeping requirements for businesses have this week come into operation under the WorkChoices legislation.