The use of ID cards for health reasons is a good idea, but there are still fears about them being used as a National Identity Card because they could increase the risk of identity fraud, according to analysts at Ovum.
Colesmyer has incorporated a system that allows 300 of its printers to be analysed from one central PC to make sure each individual one has sufficient paper, ribbons and the correct configuration.
The widespread culling of jobs that often occurs in the aftermath of a large-scale merger is not going to happen at Symantec, revealed senior company executives who were outlining the go-forward plans for the company following the completi...
Canon Australia has launched the Canon Web Access Software Kit, which allows a web browser to be run on multifunction printing devices so that employees who do not have access to PCs can print documents from the company Intranet or Internet.
The Exabyte 221L Plus Tape Library with LTO-3, and a native Fibre Channel interface, has been designed to link up with SAN applications and control intensive data storage volumes.
At Microsoft's latest annual summit with academic researchers from around the world, company chairman Bill Gates again voiced his concern over the shortage of computing science graduates around the globe.
The success of paying bills online via BPAY has inspired the idea of also sending bills directly to people's desktops instead of through the post, in an attempt to streamline work processes and allow customers to make personal enquiries.
The global consulting markets are undergoing a phase of uncertainty and business model redefinition, as changes in buyer behaviour drive shifts in the competitive landscape and vendor positioning.
The South Australian Fire and Emergency Services Commission has chosen Objective Corporation to manage its mission critical system so that information can be made more accessible for emergency and administrative personnel.
This is the message from Brocade, which claims that although it is early days for Australian organisations to fully appreciate the advantages of WAFs, they will eventually realise that these WAFs can serve their growing need to share infor...
The use of ID cards for health reasons is a good idea, but there are still fears about them being used as a National Identity Card because they could increase the risk of identity fraud, according to analysts at Ovum.
Colesmyer has incorporated a system that allows 300 of its printers to be analysed from one central PC to make sure each individual one has sufficient paper, ribbons and the correct configuration.
The widespread culling of jobs that often occurs in the aftermath of a large-scale merger is not going to happen at Symantec, revealed senior company executives who were outlining the go-forward plans for the company following the completi...
Canon Australia has launched the Canon Web Access Software Kit, which allows a web browser to be run on multifunction printing devices so that employees who do not have access to PCs can print documents from the company Intranet or Internet.
The Exabyte 221L Plus Tape Library with LTO-3, and a native Fibre Channel interface, has been designed to link up with SAN applications and control intensive data storage volumes.
At Microsoft's latest annual summit with academic researchers from around the world, company chairman Bill Gates again voiced his concern over the shortage of computing science graduates around the globe.
The success of paying bills online via BPAY has inspired the idea of also sending bills directly to people's desktops instead of through the post, in an attempt to streamline work processes and allow customers to make personal enquiries.
The global consulting markets are undergoing a phase of uncertainty and business model redefinition, as changes in buyer behaviour drive shifts in the competitive landscape and vendor positioning.
The South Australian Fire and Emergency Services Commission has chosen Objective Corporation to manage its mission critical system so that information can be made more accessible for emergency and administrative personnel.
This is the message from Brocade, which claims that although it is early days for Australian organisations to fully appreciate the advantages of WAFs, they will eventually realise that these WAFs can serve their growing need to share infor...
