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  • fools rush in

    Portals are often seen as the silver bullet for achieving a government organisation's information management goals, but it is vital not to rush in to buying the wrong application, says portals expert Howard Sachs, who outlines the five ste...

  • A Wombat's Eye View

    How a Melbourne local authority turned to a cuddly Australian icon to simplify and accelerate the accessing of information across the organization.

  • Homeland Security

    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...

  • A secure future?

    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...

  • CeBIT Australia 2005

    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...

  • Vertical limit

    Stuart Finlayson examines the advances made in the technique of turning data storage on its head that is set to do likewise to the storage industry

  • Jukebox jury - too little too late?

    Blue-laser storage technologies are closing the capacity gap with tape. David Braue wonders whether optical jukebox vendors can make customers care

  • Technology keeps on mooooving

    RFID (radio frequency identification) has thus far largely been marketed as a cost-effective means of reducing complexity and improving efficiency in the supply chain. All of which is true, but what is less known is how the technology can ...

  • ACS plans handicaps for ICT migrants

    The Australian Computer Society has made a number of heavy recommendations to the Government to make it more difficult for workers from overseas to find jobs in the Australian ICT market.

  • fools rush in

    Portals are often seen as the silver bullet for achieving a government organisation's information management goals, but it is vital not to rush in to buying the wrong application, says portals expert Howard Sachs, who outlines the five ste...

  • A Wombat's Eye View

    How a Melbourne local authority turned to a cuddly Australian icon to simplify and accelerate the accessing of information across the organization.

  • Homeland Security

    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...

  • A secure future?

    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...

  • CeBIT Australia 2005

    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...

  • Vertical limit

    Stuart Finlayson examines the advances made in the technique of turning data storage on its head that is set to do likewise to the storage industry

  • Jukebox jury - too little too late?

    Blue-laser storage technologies are closing the capacity gap with tape. David Braue wonders whether optical jukebox vendors can make customers care

  • Technology keeps on mooooving

    RFID (radio frequency identification) has thus far largely been marketed as a cost-effective means of reducing complexity and improving efficiency in the supply chain. All of which is true, but what is less known is how the technology can ...

  • ACS plans handicaps for ICT migrants

    The Australian Computer Society has made a number of heavy recommendations to the Government to make it more difficult for workers from overseas to find jobs in the Australian ICT market.