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  • Intrepid goes where McData has gone before

    McData has extended its Intrepid line of director-class Fibre Channel switches, this time with a 140-port model that more than doubles the capabilities of its predecessors.

  • StorageTek drives its way to 200GB

    Storagetek has released a new disk array capable of using drives with 146GB capacity, but industry focus has already turned to tape drives with 200GB capacity coming from the company next week.

  • STOCKWATCH: HP/EMC stoush brings tone down

    The distasteful row between Hewlett-Packard and EMC over patent infringements gave a slightly off-colour hue to the industry this week, as investors worried about lost focus.

  • Concord chalks up global blackboard

    Concord, the education content management application vendors based in Australia and the USA has signed a global reseller deal with Blackboard. Colin Bell, CEO of the Australian arm says the deal will have a strong impact in Australia.

  • NetApp preaches unification

    Network Appliance has moved from the network attached storage area into what it calls a "unified storage approach" based on standardised networking technologies.

  • NSW picks first two RM providers

    The New South Wales Department of Public Works and Services has chosen Objective and Tower Software as the first two in its suite of five records management software providers for NSW state agencies.

  • Explore new avenues

    An American exhibition is the ideal place to see the future of document management, according to Mario Veronese, HPA's National Manager of information services. Xplor 2002 kicks off at the end of October in California, and Mr Veronese says ...

  • GIO goes paperless

    GIO insurance has announced that it is moving its workers compensation operation towards a paperless environment with the adoption of Tower Technology's IDM document management system.