Breaking News

  • Lexar Releases 16GB Encrypted Flash Drive

    Lexar is showing off its latest USB flash drive, saying the Secure II + Jumpdrive offers high mobile storage capacity while retaining security, enabling businesses to backup, transport and share large amounts of data.

  • Diminishing Budgets Drive IT Efficiency

    The Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) has released new research showing that medium-sized businesses will be prioritising virtualisation, information management and security in 2009.

  • Amazon Boosts Cloud Storage Offerings

    Further extending its cloud storage capabilities, Amazon has announced the launch of its new Elastic Block Store (EBS), a persistent storage feature for its Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2).

  • Information Security Trumps Cost-cutting

    To medium-sized companies, as a business issue information security is more important than reducing costs, so says a new survey from Arrow Enterprise Computing Solutions.

  • IBM Boosts Business Continuity

    Due to surging demand, IBM has committed US$300 (AU$342) million to the expansion of its business continuity and resiliency services in ten countries around the world.

  • Idealstor Backs up Virtual Machines

    With data storage levels and the popularity of virtualisation growing rapidly, Idealstor says that it can ease VMware backups with its new removable disk to disk solution.

  • Salesforce.com Adds KM to CRM

    Salesforce.com has given its online customer relationship management (CRM) solution a big boost with the US$31 (AU$35.6) million acquisition of knowledge management specialist InStranet.

  • Sun Heralds Open Storage Revolution

    Sun Microsystems is showing off some significant adoption numbers for the OpenSolaris Storage community, illustrating a 20 percent growth in registered members in six months.

  • Fuji Xerox Improves Citrix Printing

    Fuji Xerox Printers has announced the introduction of a printer utility that it says can improve the usability, administration and printing in a Citrix XenApp environment.

  • Lexar Releases 16GB Encrypted Flash Drive

    Lexar is showing off its latest USB flash drive, saying the Secure II + Jumpdrive offers high mobile storage capacity while retaining security, enabling businesses to backup, transport and share large amounts of data.

  • Diminishing Budgets Drive IT Efficiency

    The Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG) has released new research showing that medium-sized businesses will be prioritising virtualisation, information management and security in 2009.

  • Amazon Boosts Cloud Storage Offerings

    Further extending its cloud storage capabilities, Amazon has announced the launch of its new Elastic Block Store (EBS), a persistent storage feature for its Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2).

  • Information Security Trumps Cost-cutting

    To medium-sized companies, as a business issue information security is more important than reducing costs, so says a new survey from Arrow Enterprise Computing Solutions.

  • IBM Boosts Business Continuity

    Due to surging demand, IBM has committed US$300 (AU$342) million to the expansion of its business continuity and resiliency services in ten countries around the world.

  • Idealstor Backs up Virtual Machines

    With data storage levels and the popularity of virtualisation growing rapidly, Idealstor says that it can ease VMware backups with its new removable disk to disk solution.

  • Salesforce.com Adds KM to CRM

    Salesforce.com has given its online customer relationship management (CRM) solution a big boost with the US$31 (AU$35.6) million acquisition of knowledge management specialist InStranet.

  • Sun Heralds Open Storage Revolution

    Sun Microsystems is showing off some significant adoption numbers for the OpenSolaris Storage community, illustrating a 20 percent growth in registered members in six months.

  • Fuji Xerox Improves Citrix Printing

    Fuji Xerox Printers has announced the introduction of a printer utility that it says can improve the usability, administration and printing in a Citrix XenApp environment.