The Australian Department of Defence has unveiled a new imaging solution that uses optical character recognition to boost it accounts payable administration processes.

Hackers are beginning to attack applications on desktops rather than making multipurpose attacks on enterprise perimeters, according to a new report that analysed source of Internet threats in the world between January 1 to June 30, 2005.

New software has been created to allow organisations to use wireless sensors to gain greater control over networks, which could be advantageous for applications used for national security, industrial automation or environmental monitoring.

The Imation Disc Stakka CD & DVD Manager, designed and developed in Australia, will now be sold in South America, in addition to the other 70 countries it is currently sold to around the world.

Australia's banking community received an unwelcome reminder of how their IT systems can backfire on them when the National Australia Bank's (NAB) system failure allowed unauthorised foreign exchange trading to take place which cost the ba...

Surveys show that as a nation, we've gotten over our fear of shopping online. David Braue wonders whether that might not be such a good thing.

The Australian ICT industry and State and Federal governments have been advised to take advantage of fresh potential for knowledge-based global outsourcing or miss out on billions of dollars of offshoring business.

IBM has released its latest mainframe computer, with advanced encryption features to ensure that sensitive information stored in places such as medical and financial institutions, can be kept secure at all times.

The lack of control exercised by corporates over their intellectual

Radio Frequency Identification technology will reach its inflection point in 2006, according to Unisys Global Visible Commerce experts, who believe this will be the year when RFID moves beyond the pilot phase and becomes a core part of businesses.