Forrester Research have released a report showing consumers are willing to pay extra for greener technologies, with new market opportunities being opened.

Labor’s in power and the hotly anticipated national broadband network is the talk of the town, but what are the socio-economic benefits from this and even faster broadband infrastructure?

Storage capacity management firm MonoSphere has released the results of a new survey on IT careers, finding that unsurprisingly, employees who bring in new technologies to automate processes and make savings end up having more successful careers.

SAP is putting a social networking spin on its CRM suite in a bid to boost usage and interaction with end users.

Online security firm, Websense has released its top ten web security threat predictions for 2008 with a particular focus on event based threats.

Professional services firm, Deloitte has announced a merger with the Australian based Forensic Data Services (FDS), effectively doubling the size of its Computer, Forensic and Electronic Discovery group.

PDF creator Jim King says the majority of voters in a ballot for approval of PDF 1.7 to become the ISO 32000 Standard, have voted in favour of the move.

In the lead up to the UN conference on climate change in Bali, Indonesia, an environmental charity in the UK is claiming that carbon emissions from the IT sector are poised to overtake those from the aviation industry.

Ontrack Data Recovery have released their annual top ten of data recovery requests inclusive of some of the stranger forms of behaviour leading the pack, including ant infestations and parachutes.

In a timely announcement following the recent spate of high profile data loss incidents, Trend Micro has rolled out its first data leak prevention solution.