A recent survey in Australia has revealed that the IT industry has reached new highs this year, but there are no expectations of a boom and bust cycle happening again in the near future.
Almost one in six Australian organisations have undertaken an offshore IT outsourcing project or are actively thinking of doing so, a new study carried out for the Australian Information Industry Association has revealed.
While we are seeing the metamorphosis of mobile phones into multi-function devices, with the latest models incorporating extras such as digital cameras, radios and electronic address books, some evolution still needs to occur before hard d...
Michael Dell has decided to transfer his chief executive officer role to Kevin Rollins, twenty years after building up his company from a room at the University of Texas into the world's fastest growing, most profitable computer systems co...
A Brisbane health experiment, which aims to provide better support to diabetes sufferers through an electronic records management system, could be used to improve healthcare throughout the rest of Australia.
Shakespeare once wrote that "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet." Conversely, an animated paperclip by any other name is just as irritating.
A recent survey by the IDC has revealed that whilst the WLAN market continues to flourish in Australia, not many people are interested in using hotspots.
A Brisbane health experiment, which aims to provide better support to diabetes sufferers through an electronic records management system, could be used to improve healthcare throughout the rest of Australia.
Shakespeare once wrote that "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet." Conversely, an animated paperclip by any other name is just as irritating.
The latest Internet worm to affect users worldwide has also served to illustrate that the amount of time available to IT managers to administer a patch between the period after which a security flaw has been identified and the time a worm ...
