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  • Objective selected in response to Waterfall enquiry

    The 2002 waterfall train disaster may be slipping further into the past, however the fallout still lingers and one thing it highlights is with better document management techniques, the response to similar incidents can be greatly improved.

  • Microsoft releases swag of updates

    It's party time over at Microsoft as they herald the release of SQL Server 2005, Visual Studio 2005 and the soon to be released BizTalk Server 2006.

  • Standard aims for Aussie brains

    The knowledge era is upon us. Organisations around the world are recognising the value that exists in their intellectual assets. The problem is, a great divide exists between recognising these assets, and really harnessing them to improve c...

  • Amazon slams book on Google's fingers

    Google has been stirring up a lot of trouble of late with its controversial plan to scan the worlds libraries and put them online. A lot of publishes were leering at it and unmuzzling their lawyers, yet whilst Google has attracted venom the...

  • Standing on the beach

    With bird flu looming, hurricanes highlighting businesses vulnerabilities and even the PM blustering about "specific terror threats", the need for reliable disaster recovery couldn't be more apparent.

  • Prostor frankenstein's tape and disk

    Prostor Systems have unveiled their new disk cartridge technology which aims to replace tape for backup, disaster recovery and archiving. This new system promises the portability and long term archiving of tape with the reliability and perf...

  • Microsoft nets $1.3m in piracy ruling

    It's not all that often these days you see Microsoft in the news receiving compensation in court, but that is exactly what has happened this week in Sydney.

  • Alstom IT to distribute BakBone

    Data protection provider BakBone Software have announced a distribution agreement with ALSTOM IT, a distributor of information technology to the Australian Reseller Channel.

  • Falconstor expands continuous data protection

    Network storage software solution developer FalconStor Software have announced the expansion of its Continuous Data Protection services to include host machines such as notebooks, desktops and exchange clusters using Direct Attached Storage...

  • Objective selected in response to Waterfall enquiry

    The 2002 waterfall train disaster may be slipping further into the past, however the fallout still lingers and one thing it highlights is with better document management techniques, the response to similar incidents can be greatly improved.

  • Microsoft releases swag of updates

    It's party time over at Microsoft as they herald the release of SQL Server 2005, Visual Studio 2005 and the soon to be released BizTalk Server 2006.

  • Standard aims for Aussie brains

    The knowledge era is upon us. Organisations around the world are recognising the value that exists in their intellectual assets. The problem is, a great divide exists between recognising these assets, and really harnessing them to improve c...

  • Amazon slams book on Google's fingers

    Google has been stirring up a lot of trouble of late with its controversial plan to scan the worlds libraries and put them online. A lot of publishes were leering at it and unmuzzling their lawyers, yet whilst Google has attracted venom the...

  • Standing on the beach

    With bird flu looming, hurricanes highlighting businesses vulnerabilities and even the PM blustering about "specific terror threats", the need for reliable disaster recovery couldn't be more apparent.

  • Prostor frankenstein's tape and disk

    Prostor Systems have unveiled their new disk cartridge technology which aims to replace tape for backup, disaster recovery and archiving. This new system promises the portability and long term archiving of tape with the reliability and perf...

  • Microsoft nets $1.3m in piracy ruling

    It's not all that often these days you see Microsoft in the news receiving compensation in court, but that is exactly what has happened this week in Sydney.

  • Alstom IT to distribute BakBone

    Data protection provider BakBone Software have announced a distribution agreement with ALSTOM IT, a distributor of information technology to the Australian Reseller Channel.

  • Falconstor expands continuous data protection

    Network storage software solution developer FalconStor Software have announced the expansion of its Continuous Data Protection services to include host machines such as notebooks, desktops and exchange clusters using Direct Attached Storage...