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  • Japanese Government Embraces Open Source

    Japan has become the latest country to have its government openly embrace the OpenDocument format, making a shift to a new policy structure that favours open source solutions over proprietary.

  • Survey Says: Green IT Gathering Momentum

    According the Sun Microsystems, two thirds of businesses have environmental or green practices in place, yet there is a significant difference between the green business practices of businesses and what’s actually going on in the IT department.

  • EMC, Cisco and Microsoft Partner

    EMC, Cisco and Microsoft have announced that they are forming a new alliance to offer a comprehensive and secure end-to-end information sharing architecture for government agencies.

  • 1 Billion Been and Gone

    HP has announced it has recycled at least 1 billion pounds of electronics this year, while also taking a stab at the recycling habits of its closest competitor, IBM.

  • Politicians Overlook Online Technology in Race for Votes

    Despite high-profile pollies such as Malcom Turnbull, Joe Hockey and Kevin Rudd moving into online venues such as MySpace and Facebook as a means of promotion, the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) believes that Australian...

  • Intel to Buy Stake in VMware

    Back in February EMC has announced that it would sell of a 10 percent stake in VMware in a public offer, now it appears that Intel is getting in on the deal with EMC allocating a further 2.5 percent stake to the chip giant in a US$218 (AU$...

  • Objective Selected by DAFWA

    Enterprise content management software provider Objective Corporation has announced that the Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia (DAFWA) has will be deploying its solution throughout the 1500 person department.

  • Data Storage Requirements to Explode by 2010

    According to the analysts at IDC, the next three years will see a phenomenal surge in demand for data storage, with the volume of digital information tipped to top 988 billion gigabytes by 2010.

  • Japanese Government Embraces Open Source

    Japan has become the latest country to have its government openly embrace the OpenDocument format, making a shift to a new policy structure that favours open source solutions over proprietary.

  • Survey Says: Green IT Gathering Momentum

    According the Sun Microsystems, two thirds of businesses have environmental or green practices in place, yet there is a significant difference between the green business practices of businesses and what’s actually going on in the IT department.

  • EMC, Cisco and Microsoft Partner

    EMC, Cisco and Microsoft have announced that they are forming a new alliance to offer a comprehensive and secure end-to-end information sharing architecture for government agencies.

  • 1 Billion Been and Gone

    HP has announced it has recycled at least 1 billion pounds of electronics this year, while also taking a stab at the recycling habits of its closest competitor, IBM.

  • Politicians Overlook Online Technology in Race for Votes

    Despite high-profile pollies such as Malcom Turnbull, Joe Hockey and Kevin Rudd moving into online venues such as MySpace and Facebook as a means of promotion, the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) believes that Australian...

  • Intel to Buy Stake in VMware

    Back in February EMC has announced that it would sell of a 10 percent stake in VMware in a public offer, now it appears that Intel is getting in on the deal with EMC allocating a further 2.5 percent stake to the chip giant in a US$218 (AU$...

  • Objective Selected by DAFWA

    Enterprise content management software provider Objective Corporation has announced that the Department of Agriculture and Food, Western Australia (DAFWA) has will be deploying its solution throughout the 1500 person department.

  • Data Storage Requirements to Explode by 2010

    According to the analysts at IDC, the next three years will see a phenomenal surge in demand for data storage, with the volume of digital information tipped to top 988 billion gigabytes by 2010.