Symantec have launched a new advanced email security solution that promises to protect enterprises against viruses, spam and unwanted content from entering user's emails.
The Australian government has promised to invest this substantial amount of money into ICT so that the nation continues to thrive as an information based economy.
The Australian government has promised to invest this substantial amount of money into ICT so that the nation continues to thrive as an information based economy.
The Red Cross is renowned for its remarkable humanitarian achievements throughout the world, such as its recent efforts throughout Asia in response to the Tsunami crisis. It is less known for how it uses technology to reduce the difficulti...
The need for forward planning during the five-year Census cycle meant that the 2001 Census was just beginning to explore the potential of the Web. For Census 2006, however, the ABS is finally modernising its approach. David Braue finds out...
In the concluding part of our two-part special on Australia's national security and IT's role in maintaining it, Heinrich de Nysschen examines Australia's level of preparedness for a terrorist attack, and talks to two senior IT figures wit...
In the last issue of IDM, Symantec Australia's managing director John Donovan discussed the current state of affairs in the IT security industry. In the second and concluding part of the interview, Stuart Finlayson hears Donovan's thoughts...
With more than 30,000 visitors expected, and over 600 exhibitors from 22 countries, CeBIT Australia is one of the country's most important IT events. As a special prelude to the event, which takes place at the Sydney Convention and Exhibit...
Symantec have launched a new advanced email security solution that promises to protect enterprises against viruses, spam and unwanted content from entering user's emails.
The Australian government has promised to invest this substantial amount of money into ICT so that the nation continues to thrive as an information based economy.
The Australian government has promised to invest this substantial amount of money into ICT so that the nation continues to thrive as an information based economy.
The Red Cross is renowned for its remarkable humanitarian achievements throughout the world, such as its recent efforts throughout Asia in response to the Tsunami crisis. It is less known for how it uses technology to reduce the difficulti...
The need for forward planning during the five-year Census cycle meant that the 2001 Census was just beginning to explore the potential of the Web. For Census 2006, however, the ABS is finally modernising its approach. David Braue finds out...
In the concluding part of our two-part special on Australia's national security and IT's role in maintaining it, Heinrich de Nysschen examines Australia's level of preparedness for a terrorist attack, and talks to two senior IT figures wit...
In the last issue of IDM, Symantec Australia's managing director John Donovan discussed the current state of affairs in the IT security industry. In the second and concluding part of the interview, Stuart Finlayson hears Donovan's thoughts...
With more than 30,000 visitors expected, and over 600 exhibitors from 22 countries, CeBIT Australia is one of the country's most important IT events. As a special prelude to the event, which takes place at the Sydney Convention and Exhibit...
