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  • Commonwealth con man charged

    Australian police have charged a man in relation to the Commonwealth Bank email con that was reported last week. The email encouraging Commonwealth Bank NetBank customers to reactivate their accounts due to a technical update required custo...

  • Hummingbird acknowledged as visionary

    Hummingbird has been recognised by Gartner as "Visionary" in the Smart Enterprise Suite (SES) Magic Quadrant for 2003. Gartner's Magic Quadrant positions vendors in a particular market segment based on their ability to execute that vision.

  • Burnout rate reaches critical level

    IT employee burnout rate has reached critical levels - an issue that could spell longer-range turnover, lower productivity, and less overall shareholder value to the organisation as a whole.

  • War attacks productivity

    More than 40 Tomahawk cruise missiles were launched at Iraq as 'Operation Iraqi Freedom' got underway on March 20, 2003. The news that war had broken out was around the world within minutes due largely to the Internet. People are accessing ...

  • Seventh Samaria from Legato

    A new version of Legato's Networker application has been released; Networker 7 has a host of improvements that the company claims will simplify data protection and disaster recovery.

  • EMC moves to new Canberra office and is awarded

    EMC has seen government business in Canberra grow so much that the US storage vendor has had to move into a new office in the suburb of Kingston. EMC claims its government revenue from Canberra has increased ten-fold in the last two years.

  • Internal and external DVD writers arrive

    Hewlett-Packard has released two new DVD writers for the storage and consumer markets. They claim it is the fastest DVD writer on the market and can write a complete DVD in under 15 minutes.

  • QLogic gets the Legato OK

    Storage area network blades and host bus adapters from US vendor QLogic have been qualified for use with Legato's NetWorker applications by the software vendor.

  • STOCKWATCH - Restatement as we head into war

    Veritas re-stated its earnings for 2000 and 2001 again on Monday. The storage software vendor had to restate its earnings after its statement in January was revealed to have wrongly included software sales and advertising deals with AOL Time Warner.