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  • Seagate revs up 6Gbps serial ATA

    The first public demonstration of next-generation high-speed data transfer – Serial ATA 6Gigabit/second – have been made by Seagate and AMD.

  • MCA and the art of storage

    Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art is broadening its scope beyond its harbouside location with a digitisation program to make its collections as well as audio and video interviews with leading artists available to a wider audience.

  • Objective gets behind NSW agencies

    The NSW Government's former Corporate Shared Services, now known as ServiceFirst, has selected Objective as their Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solution to improve business processes and information sharing across multiple agencies.

  • Western Digital debuts 8 terabyte NAS

    WD ShareSpace network storage systems are now available with 8 TB (terabytes) of capacity, up to 30 percent faster transfer speeds, and DLNA media streaming capabilities.

  • Getting a handle on AutoCAD docs

    Dv Project is a new tool that promises a simpler way to handle document file management for teams engaged with AutoCad engineering drawings.

  • IBA Health leaps into S&P/ASX 200

    Sydney-based IBA Health, a world leader in electronic medical records systems, has shrugged off the economic gloom by announcing its elevation to the S&P/ASX 200.

  • Deloittes documents regulatory challenges for Aus

    Seventy two percent of respondents to Deloitte’s 2009 In-house Counsel Survey expect to see an increase in regulator activity in the next 12 months, and yet the vast majority are not confident that they could identify and produce all releva...

  • Exceed provides Unix onDemand

    Open Text has announced the availability of Exceed onDemand 7, an application delivery platform that allows organisations to centrally distribute UNIX applications to local or remote Windows and Linux workstations.

  • Foundations for small business computing

    IBM Lotus Foundations Start, an inclusive turnkey solution that can be installed within 30 minutes, aims to provide the software essential for companies with five to 500 employees.

  • Seagate revs up 6Gbps serial ATA

    The first public demonstration of next-generation high-speed data transfer – Serial ATA 6Gigabit/second – have been made by Seagate and AMD.

  • MCA and the art of storage

    Sydney's Museum of Contemporary Art is broadening its scope beyond its harbouside location with a digitisation program to make its collections as well as audio and video interviews with leading artists available to a wider audience.

  • Objective gets behind NSW agencies

    The NSW Government's former Corporate Shared Services, now known as ServiceFirst, has selected Objective as their Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solution to improve business processes and information sharing across multiple agencies.

  • Western Digital debuts 8 terabyte NAS

    WD ShareSpace network storage systems are now available with 8 TB (terabytes) of capacity, up to 30 percent faster transfer speeds, and DLNA media streaming capabilities.

  • Getting a handle on AutoCAD docs

    Dv Project is a new tool that promises a simpler way to handle document file management for teams engaged with AutoCad engineering drawings.

  • IBA Health leaps into S&P/ASX 200

    Sydney-based IBA Health, a world leader in electronic medical records systems, has shrugged off the economic gloom by announcing its elevation to the S&P/ASX 200.

  • Deloittes documents regulatory challenges for Aus

    Seventy two percent of respondents to Deloitte’s 2009 In-house Counsel Survey expect to see an increase in regulator activity in the next 12 months, and yet the vast majority are not confident that they could identify and produce all releva...

  • Exceed provides Unix onDemand

    Open Text has announced the availability of Exceed onDemand 7, an application delivery platform that allows organisations to centrally distribute UNIX applications to local or remote Windows and Linux workstations.

  • Foundations for small business computing

    IBM Lotus Foundations Start, an inclusive turnkey solution that can be installed within 30 minutes, aims to provide the software essential for companies with five to 500 employees.