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  • DAM good year for DataBasics

    DAM software company Canto has a million reasons to be happy with Australian partner DataBasics, which racked up the magic number in sales of Cumulus products and services during the 2008 calendar year.

  • API makes intelligent move

    Australian Pharmaceutical Industries Limited (API) has selected MicroStrategy as its new Business Intelligence platform for one of its key divisions, to complement its Teradata data warehouse and Informatica integration solution.

  • A NAS for the enterprise

    QNAP Systems has unveiled the 6-bay TS-639 Pro Turbo NAS featuring low power Intel 1.6GHz CPU, 1GB DDRII memory, and a striking new industrial design.

  • PC Shipments Dropping

    Preliminary reports from the analysts at IDC show that the financial crisis is beginning to make its presence felt in the PC hardware sector, with PC shipments in Asia/Pacific contracting for the first time in ten years during Q4, 2008.

  • Riverbed to Buy Mazu Networks

    Wide area file network optimisation specialist Riverbed Technology has announced that it has reached an agreement to acquire Mazu Networks, a privately-owned company providing application management, security and optimisation services.

  • 2009 WAITTA Finalists Announced

    The finalists for this year’s 18th Annual Western Australian IT and Telecommunications Industry Awards (WAITTA) have been announced, with companies such as iiNet Limited, Elk Software Group and and ITC Global among others in the running.

  • X1 strikes new Note with Enterprise Vault

    Enterprise search provider X1 Technologies is expanding support for Lotus Notes and Domino with the release of the X1 Content Connector V1.3 for Symantec Enterprise Vault.

  • Go green with ECM: Gartner

    Enterprise content management (ECM) offers the potential to make your organisation environmentally friendly and more efficient all at the same time, by reducing paper-based processes and the inherent latencies and costs, according to Gartner.

  • Kaspersky Rolls Out Antivirus for Windows 7

    With Microsoft’s Windows 7 beta now out in the wild, antivirus vendors such as Kaspersky Labs have jumped on the bandwagon of enthusiasm for the new OS, releasing prototypes of their own software targeted at Microsoft’s new baby.