More power, capacity and throughput, yet all in a smaller space - those are three of the claimed enhancements to the new Symmetrix hard disk-based storage systems.
Canada has experienced what may well be the biggest case of identity theft the nation has seen. The details of 180 000 insurance customers, which include names, beneficiaries, social security numbers, pension values, pre-authourised checkin...
docDownload, a Sydney-based company, has offered a Web based service for business documentation. Aimed at reducing the expenditure associated with hiring technical writers, docDownload's Web site will feature a comprehensive range of busine...
Alphawest has joined Tower Software and Tower Technology as a supplier of Records and Information Systems to government agencies in New South Wales. Alphawest will offer a system based on Tower Software's TRIM application; Tower technology ...
Objective starts 2003 as it left 2002, with news of an important deal. Hard on the heels of the deal with Archives New Zealand, Objective is the first vendor to be able to announce a deal under the GSAS Panel Contracts for 2003. The Office ...
StorageTek and BMC Software have signed a deal which will see BMC's PATROL storage management application become part of the StorageTek offering for the D-Series and BladeStore disk systems.
Joining the ranks of storage companies reporting healthy revenues for the last part of 2002 was Quantum. The storage vendor has reported that it increased its revenues by 12 per cent for the third fiscal quarter of the year.
Dominating the headlines is, will there be a war with Iraq? Whilst political rhetoric claims that the US and its allies want to "free" Iraq from the tyranny of its leader, other claim it's an effort to ensure Iraq coughs up cheap oil. But c...
