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  • Closer monitoring made to trade transactions

    Trade operations can be monitored more closely now thanks to a new system that is in place to monitor the movement of each item to eliminate risks and relieve organisations of the dependence on manual processes.

  • IIA aims to rid Australian desktops of spyware

    The Internet Industry Association has launched a national campaign to help rid the nation's computers from the danger of spyware. The campaign is directed at all Australian Internet users - corporate, small business and home users alike.

  • Internet set to make life better for Aussies

    The future of the Internet is set to improve our lives through enhancing social networks, culture and communication, according to Senator Helen Coonan, who recently launched the Smart Internet 2010 Report at Sydney Powerhouse Museum.

  • Intel defends its actions in court

    Intel has responded to a lawsuit initiated by Advanced Micro Devices, which asserts that Intel has committed illegal antitrust violations to exclude competition, by refuting the claims and stating that its business practices are fair and lawful.

  • Ticket to ride

    An international consortium of transport and technology specialists has been selected to work in partnership with the Victorian Government to develop the state's next generation of public transport ticketing. Stuart Finlayson found out how ...

  • Whatever happened to the paperless office?

    Way back in 1975, the vision of a paperless office was first touted around the world as an ambitious and achievable dream. Thirty years on, although there is plenty of technology around today that can convert paper documents into an electro...

  • Automatic backup for small businesses

    Small businesses and home users will be able to have data automatically backed up to a central server to allow other business workers to share that information too if necessary.

  • Closer monitoring made to trade transactions

    Trade operations can be monitored more closely now thanks to a new system that is in place to monitor the movement of each item to eliminate risks and relieve organisations of the dependence on manual processes.

  • IIA aims to rid Australian desktops of spyware

    The Internet Industry Association has launched a national campaign to help rid the nation's computers from the danger of spyware. The campaign is directed at all Australian Internet users - corporate, small business and home users alike.

  • Internet set to make life better for Aussies

    The future of the Internet is set to improve our lives through enhancing social networks, culture and communication, according to Senator Helen Coonan, who recently launched the Smart Internet 2010 Report at Sydney Powerhouse Museum.

  • Intel defends its actions in court

    Intel has responded to a lawsuit initiated by Advanced Micro Devices, which asserts that Intel has committed illegal antitrust violations to exclude competition, by refuting the claims and stating that its business practices are fair and lawful.

  • Ticket to ride

    An international consortium of transport and technology specialists has been selected to work in partnership with the Victorian Government to develop the state's next generation of public transport ticketing. Stuart Finlayson found out how ...

  • Whatever happened to the paperless office?

    Way back in 1975, the vision of a paperless office was first touted around the world as an ambitious and achievable dream. Thirty years on, although there is plenty of technology around today that can convert paper documents into an electro...

  • Automatic backup for small businesses

    Small businesses and home users will be able to have data automatically backed up to a central server to allow other business workers to share that information too if necessary.