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  • Televaulting plans to leapfrog across Pacific soon

    Australian companies will soon be able to take advantage of software that backs up data stored in remote sites onto a central repository, whilst analysing it for duplicates and encrypting the information as it travels through the process.

  • Future looks bright for disk-based storage

    IDC believes that the future of disk-based storage looks bright, with plenty of opportunity for companies to grow on many different fronts, due to strategies involving virtualisation and compliance.

  • Interactive learning boost for students

    Students will be able to share education materials with other member schools through a new interactive learning portal that is to be launched by the Association of Independent Schools of Western Australia.

  • University research overflowing with knowledge

    Higher capacity Internet services are being established for Australian universities, research institutions and education organisations to allow them to communicate valuable information more smoothly between each site.

  • 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.

  • Televaulting plans to leapfrog across Pacific soon

    Australian companies will soon be able to take advantage of software that backs up data stored in remote sites onto a central repository, whilst analysing it for duplicates and encrypting the information as it travels through the process.

  • Future looks bright for disk-based storage

    IDC believes that the future of disk-based storage looks bright, with plenty of opportunity for companies to grow on many different fronts, due to strategies involving virtualisation and compliance.

  • Interactive learning boost for students

    Students will be able to share education materials with other member schools through a new interactive learning portal that is to be launched by the Association of Independent Schools of Western Australia.

  • University research overflowing with knowledge

    Higher capacity Internet services are being established for Australian universities, research institutions and education organisations to allow them to communicate valuable information more smoothly between each site.

  • 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.