Following last week’s talk of Windows Vista’s successor, currently known as Windows 7, hitting the streets as early as mid 2009 a Microsoft spokesman has come out to squash any rumours, claiming that the new OS will be shipping sometime in 2010.
HP is beefing up its support of open source, announcing a new software governance initiative to help companies navigate any legal, financial and security risks they may face during a switch to open source software.
Kidaro has unveiled a new take on virtualisation, tying desktop virtualisation into a disaster recovery solution which enables employees to load their work desktops on their personal PCs.
It hasn’t taken long for cyber criminals to launch a range of exploits playing off the death of Heath Ledger, with a myriad of malicious websites already popping up in an attempt to hijack search results and the PC’s of web surfers shocked...
EMC is claiming to have dramatically advanced web-based distributed document capture, with the addition of a new solution to its arsenal that automates the scanning and indexing of paper documents from remote offices.
Hewlett Packard has announced two brand new energy-efficient desktop PC’s which the computing giant claims is the industry’s first to feature a Solid State Drive (SSD).
A new report has warned organisations to get with the programme and realise industrial innovation has been and gone, it’s the user-led paradigm prevalent in online technologies that’s now leading the charge.
When the British Ministry of Defence had a laptop stolen with the personal details of 600,000 people interested in joining the armed forces there was a collective gasp at the extend of the data loss, further reports have come to light whic...
With all the focus on privacy laws and data disclosure, it’s no surprise that any vendor who manages to land a contract with a Privacy Commissioner’s office must be well regarded and that’s exactly what Objective have managed to achieve.
Following last week’s talk of Windows Vista’s successor, currently known as Windows 7, hitting the streets as early as mid 2009 a Microsoft spokesman has come out to squash any rumours, claiming that the new OS will be shipping sometime in 2010.
HP is beefing up its support of open source, announcing a new software governance initiative to help companies navigate any legal, financial and security risks they may face during a switch to open source software.
Kidaro has unveiled a new take on virtualisation, tying desktop virtualisation into a disaster recovery solution which enables employees to load their work desktops on their personal PCs.
It hasn’t taken long for cyber criminals to launch a range of exploits playing off the death of Heath Ledger, with a myriad of malicious websites already popping up in an attempt to hijack search results and the PC’s of web surfers shocked...
EMC is claiming to have dramatically advanced web-based distributed document capture, with the addition of a new solution to its arsenal that automates the scanning and indexing of paper documents from remote offices.
Hewlett Packard has announced two brand new energy-efficient desktop PC’s which the computing giant claims is the industry’s first to feature a Solid State Drive (SSD).
A new report has warned organisations to get with the programme and realise industrial innovation has been and gone, it’s the user-led paradigm prevalent in online technologies that’s now leading the charge.
When the British Ministry of Defence had a laptop stolen with the personal details of 600,000 people interested in joining the armed forces there was a collective gasp at the extend of the data loss, further reports have come to light whic...
With all the focus on privacy laws and data disclosure, it’s no surprise that any vendor who manages to land a contract with a Privacy Commissioner’s office must be well regarded and that’s exactly what Objective have managed to achieve.
