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  • SNIA End User Council Storage Survey Results

    In more Survey news, The Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) End User Council (EUC) has announced the results of its second EUC Survey with reliability, recovery and business continuity topping the list of issues.

  • EMC Adds Google to Documentum

    Google's Desktop Search functionality is to be incorporated in Documentum in order to enable organisation and retrieval of 'unstructured data'.

  • Federal HealthConnect Disconnecting

    The federal government's $128-million, four-year investment in getting health records online for all Australians appears once again to be running into 'issues' with the national director for e-health moving jobs.

  • New Intel Storage Initiative

    Intel has announced that it has brought together over 40 storage providers, platform integrators and application developers to form a new service - the Intel Storage Community (ISC).

  • Tiger Flavoured Blackberry

    Blackberry handheld maker Research in Motion (RIM) has announced at Macworld 2006 that it and Information Appliance Associates (IAA) will soon be offering PocketMac for Blackberry.

  • Commander's Volante Bid Rejected

    War of words, bidder statements "riddled with errors" and the offer still too low all add up to a bitter battle between two Australian IT-based companies.

  • Sun and Oracle Commit to Grid and Java

    Sun and Oracle have jointly announcement that Oracle has extended its commitment to Sun's Java platform for another ten years, and to publicly commit to push grid computing in the marketplace.

  • Critical MS Exchange Exploit Exposed

    Hot on the heels of the Windows WMF flaw, Microsoft has released a patch for what is potentially an even bigger threat concerning Exchange Server and Outlook clients.

  • SNIA End User Council Storage Survey Results

    In more Survey news, The Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) End User Council (EUC) has announced the results of its second EUC Survey with reliability, recovery and business continuity topping the list of issues.

  • EMC Adds Google to Documentum

    Google's Desktop Search functionality is to be incorporated in Documentum in order to enable organisation and retrieval of 'unstructured data'.

  • Federal HealthConnect Disconnecting

    The federal government's $128-million, four-year investment in getting health records online for all Australians appears once again to be running into 'issues' with the national director for e-health moving jobs.

  • New Intel Storage Initiative

    Intel has announced that it has brought together over 40 storage providers, platform integrators and application developers to form a new service - the Intel Storage Community (ISC).

  • Tiger Flavoured Blackberry

    Blackberry handheld maker Research in Motion (RIM) has announced at Macworld 2006 that it and Information Appliance Associates (IAA) will soon be offering PocketMac for Blackberry.

  • Commander's Volante Bid Rejected

    War of words, bidder statements "riddled with errors" and the offer still too low all add up to a bitter battle between two Australian IT-based companies.

  • Sun and Oracle Commit to Grid and Java

    Sun and Oracle have jointly announcement that Oracle has extended its commitment to Sun's Java platform for another ten years, and to publicly commit to push grid computing in the marketplace.

  • Critical MS Exchange Exploit Exposed

    Hot on the heels of the Windows WMF flaw, Microsoft has released a patch for what is potentially an even bigger threat concerning Exchange Server and Outlook clients.