Four weeks after its official enterprise release and surprising few, the first security flaw has surfaced in Windows Vista.

Just beating the new year, Kodak has scored new certifications from Cabinet NG that it says will enable its scanners to improve document management and workflows.

Siemens is claiming a new record for fibre optic network speeds this week after nailing 107 Gbps in real-world testing.

Wikia is reportedly working on a new search engine that it hopes will beat Google at its own game.

Before we attack the Christmas pudding and cork the Champaign to welcome in 2007, IDM took a look back at the year that was, especially when it was all about Storage.

HP has taken out both the Best Printing Technology Provider and Best Printing Hardware Provider awards at the Print and Imaging Summit.

In a bid to avoid antitrust penalties in Europe, Microsoft recently agreed to develop application programming interfaces (APIs) to give security firms access to Vista’s core, now it is making these APIs available.

After Check Point’s announcement earlier this week, the security firm Websense has announced that it will be acquiring PortAuthority Technologies in a US$90 million cash deal.

SME’s have yet another reason to be considering open source solutions with the creation of OpenKM, an AJAX-based document management system.

The sun is shining on Alphawest with the IT service provider recently picking up the Quantum Western Australian Premier Partner of the Year Award for 2006.