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  • Objective to control tide at Brisbane port

    The Queensland's Port of Brisbane Corporation has selected Objective to calm down the tidal wave of documents it has been faced with managing recently due to increased trade growth over the years.

  • Seagate offers five-year storage warranty

    Seagate has announced that all of its hard drives will now have a five year warranty, which could send a new trend through the industry and encourage more storage companies to also offer longer warranties too.

  • EMC new brain for document management

    EMC has created a new storage service that allocates documents automatically into different tiers of storage, depending on age and value to help improve information access, retention and also meet compliance requirements.

  • Businesses prepared to give up email

    The constant bombardment of viruses, spam and other malware has prompted six out of 10 businesses survey throughout the world, including the Asia Pacific region, to consider giving up email if threats continue to increase.

  • Objective to control tide at Brisbane port

    The Queensland's Port of Brisbane Corporation has selected Objective to calm down the tidal wave of documents it has been faced with managing recently due to increased trade growth over the years.

  • Seagate offers five-year storage warranty

    Seagate has announced that all of its hard drives will now have a five year warranty, which could send a new trend through the industry and encourage more storage companies to also offer longer warranties too.

  • University of Newcastle educates through TeamSite

    The University of Newcastle has chosen Interwoven's TeamSite to operate as the backbone to it public and internal Web sites so that it can make the institution more attractive through better communications with prospective students.

  • WebCentral bought out on a high

    WebCentral has been bought by FTR Holdings, introducing another exciting chapter in the company's incredible journey from a humble garage start-up company to a multi million dollar success story.

  • German sent to prison for piracy

    A German man has been sentenced to five years in jail for repackaging more than 32,000 Microsoft products, reselling them at higher prices and taking all of the profits for himself.

  • IBM sees consulting key to compliance battle

    In response to SNIA's claim last week that companies are not fully confident about implementing technologies into their infrastructure and managing the processes, IBM says that it has an edge over competitors in easing any concerns.