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  • Open source group rubbishes ICT minister's claims over FTA

    Claims by the recently appointed ICT Minister Helen Coonan that the Australia-U.S. Free Trade Agreement posed no threat to Australia's ICT industry has been dismissed as woefully inaccurate by one of the country's leading advocates of open...

  • Rejuvenation service for failing systems

    A new firm has been launched to bring back to life damaged and failing business units in storage networking and communications companies so that they can be used to deliver positive growth in these companies.

  • Veritas joins Linux push

    Veritas has become a member of the Open Source Development Labs (OSDL) to help spread awareness about the benefits of Linux and also aid in developing its capabilities for dealing with a wide range of enterprise problems.

  • Broadcasters teach lessons on digital storage

    The Australian Broadcast Exhibition is this week showcasing some of the most advanced and sophisticated technology used by high profile TV channels around the world for storing and managing digital assets.

  • Ricoh offers glimpse into the future of the office

    At the launch of its new "flexible office" range of printing, scanning, copying and multi function devices, Ricoh's CEO Nigel Shepherd went a little further than discussing the new products on display, offering an insight into the company'...

  • Yahoo responds to Sensis with local search

    Hot on the heels of the launch of Telstra subsidiary Sensis' multi million dollar launch of its search website, Yahoo Australia & New Zealand has introduced a website dedicated to local searches.

  • Hackers use Google to find vulnerabilities

    Hackers have been exploiting Google's advanced search capabilities recently to find Internet sites with weak security vulnerabilities so that they can infiltrate these sites with malicious viruses.

  • Victoria strengthens trade ties with India

    Victoria is taking a delegation of 20 Victorian IT firms to India later this year to show off the state's ICT capabilities and establish new trade links with existing and potential Indian business partners.

  • Open source group rubbishes ICT minister's claims over FTA

    Claims by the recently appointed ICT Minister Helen Coonan that the Australia-U.S. Free Trade Agreement posed no threat to Australia's ICT industry has been dismissed as woefully inaccurate by one of the country's leading advocates of open...

  • Rejuvenation service for failing systems

    A new firm has been launched to bring back to life damaged and failing business units in storage networking and communications companies so that they can be used to deliver positive growth in these companies.

  • Veritas joins Linux push

    Veritas has become a member of the Open Source Development Labs (OSDL) to help spread awareness about the benefits of Linux and also aid in developing its capabilities for dealing with a wide range of enterprise problems.

  • Broadcasters teach lessons on digital storage

    The Australian Broadcast Exhibition is this week showcasing some of the most advanced and sophisticated technology used by high profile TV channels around the world for storing and managing digital assets.

  • Ricoh offers glimpse into the future of the office

    At the launch of its new "flexible office" range of printing, scanning, copying and multi function devices, Ricoh's CEO Nigel Shepherd went a little further than discussing the new products on display, offering an insight into the company'...

  • Yahoo responds to Sensis with local search

    Hot on the heels of the launch of Telstra subsidiary Sensis' multi million dollar launch of its search website, Yahoo Australia & New Zealand has introduced a website dedicated to local searches.

  • Hackers use Google to find vulnerabilities

    Hackers have been exploiting Google's advanced search capabilities recently to find Internet sites with weak security vulnerabilities so that they can infiltrate these sites with malicious viruses.

  • Victoria strengthens trade ties with India

    Victoria is taking a delegation of 20 Victorian IT firms to India later this year to show off the state's ICT capabilities and establish new trade links with existing and potential Indian business partners.