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  • In the know and on the move

    It has been said that knowledge knows no boundaries. But as knowledge workers begin to access technologies like personal area networks, wireless broadband, Voice over IP and 3G, can we finally say the same about knowledge management and ma...

  • Cybercrime has developed its own class system

    Cybercriminals have split into different classes, ranging from amateur cyber delinquents to professional cyber gangs, to systematically commit illegal acts, according to McAfee's Virtual Criminology Report.

  • Server alternative to CD and DVD backup

    Small businesses can have their business files, accounting records and emails automatically backed up every day now without the inconvenience of alternating tapes, CDs or DVDs.

  • Hackers exploit news items for new wave of attacks

    An analysis of malware trends during June have revealed that new tactics in attacking computer systems are being employed by hackers over the world, which include exploitation of news items, spamming Trojans, focused attacks and Rootkits.

  • E-voting unlikely to spread through Australia

    Despite the recent decision in the U.S. to use printed records to improve the credibility of electronic voting, it seems unlikely that electronic voting will be used widespread in Australia, according to a spokesperson for the Australian E...

  • HP and EMC to resolve argument out of court

    HP and EMC have agreed to resolve an argument about storage patents out of court, despite EMC winning this dispute last year, based on the legal problems which came with HP's acquisition of StorageApps.

  • Strategy for success

    In the first two parts of his three part series on corporate performance management, industry expert - and co-author of 'The Strategy Gap' - Michael Coveney looked at the gap that exists in organisations between strategy and execution, and...