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  • Sentence for Sasser hacker too lenient

    The sentence has been announced for the teenage author of the Sasser worm, that caused billions of dollars of damage to computer systems last year, but an analyst in Australia has said that the punishment for his crime is far too lenient.

  • Interactive portal to make life easier for staff

    Staff at the Tertiary Education Commission will have the opportunity to submit forms online for business travel, leave requests, and create their own content, through a new system aimed at improving business efficiency.

  • Beijing prepares for information challenge of Olympic games

    China will face a huge challenge in managing information after it builds a new terminal to double the capacity of Beijing Capital International's Airport in preparation for increased number of visitors during the 2008 Olympic and Paralympic games.

  • Multi-function printers are becoming the norm

    Businesses large and small are changing their habits when it comes to printing, photocopying faxing, with many choosing to carry out these functions from one system instead of multiple ones.

  • Televaulting plans to leapfrog across Pacific soon

    Australian companies will soon be able to take advantage of software that backs up data stored in remote sites onto a central repository, whilst analysing it for duplicates and encrypting the information as it travels through the process.

  • Future looks bright for disk-based storage

    IDC believes that the future of disk-based storage looks bright, with plenty of opportunity for companies to grow on many different fronts, due to strategies involving virtualisation and compliance.

  • Sentence for Sasser hacker too lenient

    The sentence has been announced for the teenage author of the Sasser worm, that caused billions of dollars of damage to computer systems last year, but an analyst in Australia has said that the punishment for his crime is far too lenient.

  • Interactive portal to make life easier for staff

    Staff at the Tertiary Education Commission will have the opportunity to submit forms online for business travel, leave requests, and create their own content, through a new system aimed at improving business efficiency.

  • Beijing prepares for information challenge of Olympic games

    China will face a huge challenge in managing information after it builds a new terminal to double the capacity of Beijing Capital International's Airport in preparation for increased number of visitors during the 2008 Olympic and Paralympic games.

  • Multi-function printers are becoming the norm

    Businesses large and small are changing their habits when it comes to printing, photocopying faxing, with many choosing to carry out these functions from one system instead of multiple ones.

  • Televaulting plans to leapfrog across Pacific soon

    Australian companies will soon be able to take advantage of software that backs up data stored in remote sites onto a central repository, whilst analysing it for duplicates and encrypting the information as it travels through the process.

  • Future looks bright for disk-based storage

    IDC believes that the future of disk-based storage looks bright, with plenty of opportunity for companies to grow on many different fronts, due to strategies involving virtualisation and compliance.