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  • Library caught in web

    The humble librarian risks budget cuts and redundancy, unless they embrace the Internet and overcome the spinster image, warns an information management expert.

  • IBM disk drive arm sold to Hitachi

    2002 closed and so did the sale of the hard disk drive arm of IBM to Hitachi. IBM submitted papers to the Securities and Exchange Commission in the United States on the 31st of December to complete the deal.

  • 500,000 personal military records stolen

    2002 was the year of records management news. From the collapse of Enron and Andersen, to the precedent setting court cases against tobacco companies in Australia, never before has a year had so many high profile news stories related to rec...

  • Merry Christmas from IDM

    IDM.net.au would like to wish all of our readers and subscribers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and we look forward to your support in 2003.

  • First Kiwi deal a big one

    Objective has certainly kicked-off well in New Zealand with its first ever implementation being Archives New Zealand. The highly important government organisation has chosen the Australian records and document management application to mana...

  • Novell backup made bright

    BrightStor ARCserve Backup from Computer Associates now supports NetWare from Novell. V9 for Netware went on to the market this week and is priced to be competitive.

  • Sony's Super AIT

    Sony has launched a Super Advanced Intelligent Tape (S-AIT) that stores over one terabyte per cartridge, for storage hungry enterprises.

  • Two Towers hold two storage solutions

    The publicity juggernaut for the second film in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, The Two Towers, has made a whistle-stop in the storage industry, with Seagate Technology and Network Appliance among the happy suppliers.