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  • Severe Flaws Surface in Acrobat

    Adobe has released a security update for its popular Acrobat reader which addresses several critical flaws that potentially allow a hacker to take control of a compromised PC.

  • AIIA Gets Busy For the Election Year

    Launching into a Federal election year with a new CEO at the desk, the Australia Information Industry Association (AIIA) is working harder then ever to drive recognition for the IT industry and prove its worth to Australian prosperity and GDP.

  • Hudson: IT Employment Strong

    A recent report from Hudson has revealed that IT firms are on the upgrade, with plenty of opportunity for IT professionals on the horizon.

  • Microsoft Makes Major Update to Dynamics CRM

    Microsoft is putting more muscle behind its CRM offering, pushing it further into the software as a service space, not to mention notching up another piece of kit it can add it the “Live” branding to.

  • Wikia CEO Talks Up Search Transparency

    The information age is well and truly upon us and search engines are the new gatekeepers for the world’s data. According to the guys at Wikia, however, search is busted.

  • Identity Management New Look

    The Liberty Alliance has recruited a fresh new look for its management board and set its sights on expanding industry relationships in the year ahead.

  • PayPal Introduces Token Security

    No it isn’t a symbolic gesture, Ebay’s PayPal and VeriSign really have been working on heightened security measures for businesses and individuals in the form of code-generating keychain fobs.

  • HD DVD Capacity Blown Out To 150GB?

    Like adding extra blades in the battle to become top dog among razor manufacturers, the race is on to bump up the capacity of HD DVD and Blu-Ray discs, with optical storage company Ritek appearing to take the lead.

  • Vista Sells Past Expectations

    Talk surrounding Windows Vista’s debut for business users in November 2006 suggested that it would only be the bravest early adopters than picked up Microsoft’s new OS and readied it for immediate deployment. Contrary to this, analysts have...

  • Severe Flaws Surface in Acrobat

    Adobe has released a security update for its popular Acrobat reader which addresses several critical flaws that potentially allow a hacker to take control of a compromised PC.

  • AIIA Gets Busy For the Election Year

    Launching into a Federal election year with a new CEO at the desk, the Australia Information Industry Association (AIIA) is working harder then ever to drive recognition for the IT industry and prove its worth to Australian prosperity and GDP.

  • Hudson: IT Employment Strong

    A recent report from Hudson has revealed that IT firms are on the upgrade, with plenty of opportunity for IT professionals on the horizon.

  • Microsoft Makes Major Update to Dynamics CRM

    Microsoft is putting more muscle behind its CRM offering, pushing it further into the software as a service space, not to mention notching up another piece of kit it can add it the “Live” branding to.

  • Wikia CEO Talks Up Search Transparency

    The information age is well and truly upon us and search engines are the new gatekeepers for the world’s data. According to the guys at Wikia, however, search is busted.

  • Identity Management New Look

    The Liberty Alliance has recruited a fresh new look for its management board and set its sights on expanding industry relationships in the year ahead.

  • PayPal Introduces Token Security

    No it isn’t a symbolic gesture, Ebay’s PayPal and VeriSign really have been working on heightened security measures for businesses and individuals in the form of code-generating keychain fobs.

  • HD DVD Capacity Blown Out To 150GB?

    Like adding extra blades in the battle to become top dog among razor manufacturers, the race is on to bump up the capacity of HD DVD and Blu-Ray discs, with optical storage company Ritek appearing to take the lead.

  • Vista Sells Past Expectations

    Talk surrounding Windows Vista’s debut for business users in November 2006 suggested that it would only be the bravest early adopters than picked up Microsoft’s new OS and readied it for immediate deployment. Contrary to this, analysts have...