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  • Extra lives could be saved through Objective system

    The South Australian Fire and Emergency Services Commission has chosen Objective Corporation to manage its mission critical system so that information can be made more accessible for emergency and administrative personnel.

  • WAFs are the way of the future for global sharing

    This is the message from Brocade, which claims that although it is early days for Australian organisations to fully appreciate the advantages of WAFs, they will eventually realise that these WAFs can serve their growing need to share infor...

  • AIIA inspires Aussie business growth

    The Australian Information Industry Associations has set up a programme that aims to equip SME's with the knowledge and management skills needed to gain sustained growth at home and away.

  • Victorian Council websites fail usability test

    A study of 16 Victorian Council websites has reported that many users are not satisfied with the usability and services provided by these sites, with poor search engines being the main focus of criticism.

  • Encryption protection for lost tapes

    Most organisations fear the ramification of personal data falling into the wrong hands in the event of a backup tape being lost or stolen, but they minds would be put at rest if they new this information was protected by encrypted technology.

  • Storage in a flash for mobile phones

    As mobile phones continue to evolve and embrace more features and functions, the problem of storing data on these devices is becoming a fresh new issue for users.

  • Backup tapes tested to meet regulator expectations

    It is not always easy to know whether a specific set of backup tapes can produce a successful and accurate restore after a system has failed, and this can cause problems when regulators inspect the compliance capabilities of organisations.

  • Extra lives could be saved through Objective system

    The South Australian Fire and Emergency Services Commission has chosen Objective Corporation to manage its mission critical system so that information can be made more accessible for emergency and administrative personnel.

  • WAFs are the way of the future for global sharing

    This is the message from Brocade, which claims that although it is early days for Australian organisations to fully appreciate the advantages of WAFs, they will eventually realise that these WAFs can serve their growing need to share infor...

  • AIIA inspires Aussie business growth

    The Australian Information Industry Associations has set up a programme that aims to equip SME's with the knowledge and management skills needed to gain sustained growth at home and away.

  • Victorian Council websites fail usability test

    A study of 16 Victorian Council websites has reported that many users are not satisfied with the usability and services provided by these sites, with poor search engines being the main focus of criticism.

  • Encryption protection for lost tapes

    Most organisations fear the ramification of personal data falling into the wrong hands in the event of a backup tape being lost or stolen, but they minds would be put at rest if they new this information was protected by encrypted technology.

  • Storage in a flash for mobile phones

    As mobile phones continue to evolve and embrace more features and functions, the problem of storing data on these devices is becoming a fresh new issue for users.

  • Backup tapes tested to meet regulator expectations

    It is not always easy to know whether a specific set of backup tapes can produce a successful and accurate restore after a system has failed, and this can cause problems when regulators inspect the compliance capabilities of organisations.