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  • Fujitsu keeps RTA contract on the road

    Fujitsu has managed to hold on to its outsourcing contract with the NSW Road Traffic Authority for the next seven years after already managing the data centre and related information technology operations since 1997.

  • Virtually unstoppable

    VMware was originally founded in 1998 to bring mainframe-class virtual machine technology to industry-standard computers. Now an EMC company, VMware is still run as an independent concern and has become synonymous with the shift towards vi...

  • Taking the heat off the beat

    The New South Wales Police has come in for some harsh criticism in the past over the way it manages and shares information. Rodney Appleyard finds out about the great strides the force has made in recent times in utilising technology to br...

  • The future is broad

    Analysts have predicted that Australia will have a fully-fledged broadband market by next year, with two and a half million people with access to it, presenting a golden opportunity for all kinds of companies to take advantage of the infra...

  • Hummingbird tunes up its ECM

    Hummingbird has released a new enterprise content management system that integrates with Microsoft Outlook to provide a tailored service to each enterprise, which involves managing emails, attachments, and other documents, as well as provid...

  • EMC sets new standard for integration

    EMC is working with VeriTest to produce a testing and certification program that aims to help customers to deploy its content addressed storage platform with applications from independent software vendors.

  • IBM steals business from under EMC's nose

    IBM has signed up a deal with Cisco to provide virtualisation software that will manage Cisco's storage, which happens to be stored EMC's arrays, such as Symmetric and Clariion.

  • Iomega REVs up storage servers

    Iomega Corporation has improved its NAS 200d series by adding a built-in Iomega REV 35GB drive, for backup and archiving, increasing the capacity up to 750 gigabytes and allowing it to manage an unlimited number of network printers.

  • NetApp broadens its virtualisation horizons

    Network Appliance has updated its virtualisation software so that it will work with storage products from other vendors so that it can pool content together from DAS, NAS and San systems.