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Microsoft and Sydney-based developer CompuTechnics have formed an alliance to promote knowledge management solutions.

Sony has announced new developments in its next generation of 5.25 inch MO drives and disk technology, which is expected to increase capacity to 9.1GB.

BackupNet International is in the final stages of developing an 'investigative' style of antivirus software.

Telxon has released its PTC-960M modular wireless mobile computer.

Wellington-based development firm Silent One is close to a full release of its knowledge management software and is looking for Australian resellers and integrators.

Open Text has announced the latest release of its intranet-based application, LiveLink.

Success stories of KM are mounting, but the nature of problems to be overcome has changed little in the last year.

One of Australia's oldest and largest paper product wholesalers has turned its back on the use of paper in its major warehouses.

The Project Electronic Commerce and Communication for Healthcare, is helping the Australian healthcare industry to take action over Y2K.

Two Melbourne researchers have completed the world's first PhDs in which the research was conducted, supervised, submitted, examined, and stored on-line.

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