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  • Instant Messaging Use Rising Fast

    Figures from the USA claim that Instant Messaging is the fastest-growing communications system in history. Ye, most IT managers claim it is not used in their workplace.

  • Netapp's Software Upgrades

    New Migration and Retention Management Software Provides Customers with Unparalleled Automation and Scalability for Tiered Storage and Compliance Needs

  • Microsoft Sweetens Enterprise Vista

    'Microsoft Financing' - a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Seattle-based software giant - is extending its European and US 'buy now, pay in dribs and drabs' deal to Australia and New Zealand to encourage Vista take-up.

  • Cisco's Healthy Outlook

    Cisco's announcement that it has rolled out and IP-based voice and data system to 1,200 aged-care residents and staff of the Hammond Care sees VoIP, RFID and wireless data capture and transmission maturing.

  • Victorian Bureaucrat In FOI Breach

    The director of the Victorian Office of Multicultural Affairs, Barbara Mountjouris, is accused of hiding documents relating to a freedom of information request. Political infighting ensues.

  • Novell's Linux Server Takes 30% Of Server Market

    Novell bullish about the take up of SUSE Linux Enterprise 10, claiming a 30-40% market share in the global server market. Australia and New Zealand show the biggest uptake, globally, of the downloadable operating system.

  • IBM Snaps Up FileNet

    The acquisition season continues apace as IBM announces an all-cash, US$1.6-billion deal to bring FileNet Corporation into its 'Information On Demand' initiative.

  • Instant Messaging Use Rising Fast

    Figures from the USA claim that Instant Messaging is the fastest-growing communications system in history. Ye, most IT managers claim it is not used in their workplace.

  • Netapp's Software Upgrades

    New Migration and Retention Management Software Provides Customers with Unparalleled Automation and Scalability for Tiered Storage and Compliance Needs

  • Microsoft Sweetens Enterprise Vista

    'Microsoft Financing' - a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Seattle-based software giant - is extending its European and US 'buy now, pay in dribs and drabs' deal to Australia and New Zealand to encourage Vista take-up.

  • Cisco's Healthy Outlook

    Cisco's announcement that it has rolled out and IP-based voice and data system to 1,200 aged-care residents and staff of the Hammond Care sees VoIP, RFID and wireless data capture and transmission maturing.

  • Victorian Bureaucrat In FOI Breach

    The director of the Victorian Office of Multicultural Affairs, Barbara Mountjouris, is accused of hiding documents relating to a freedom of information request. Political infighting ensues.

  • Novell's Linux Server Takes 30% Of Server Market

    Novell bullish about the take up of SUSE Linux Enterprise 10, claiming a 30-40% market share in the global server market. Australia and New Zealand show the biggest uptake, globally, of the downloadable operating system.

  • IBM Snaps Up FileNet

    The acquisition season continues apace as IBM announces an all-cash, US$1.6-billion deal to bring FileNet Corporation into its 'Information On Demand' initiative.