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  • Rapid growth in store for Flight Centre

    Flight Centre has enlisted Hitachi Data Systems to set up a storage system so that the popular flight company can cope with its massive growth around the world, which looks set to continue at a phenomenal pace.

  • IBM spreads out its SANs

    IBM has created a new version of its data storage management software which it claims is compatible with a number of hardware equipment from rival vendors, such as EMC and Hitachi Data Systems.

  • Onaro aims to simplify SANs

    Storage software vendor Onaro is looking to unravel the complexity of storage area networks (SANs), after securing a multi-million dollar funding boost to develop its predictive change management technology for SANs.

  • New Nokia berry nice for business

    Telstra and Nokia have released the first mobile phone to provide users will email access all of the time, through the incorporate of Blackberry software.

  • Fujifilm elaborate on ANZ distie acquisition

    Fujifilm has shed more light on the reasoning behind its recent acquisition of its distributor for Australia and New Zealand, after its initially remaining silent when the deal was made public last Friday.

  • Open Text launches virtual online community

    Open Text is thinking about setting up an online community for government departments in Australia to discuss important project ideas, but they want to see how the forum takes off in the U.S. first.

  • New Nokia berry nice for business

    Telstra and Nokia have released the first mobile phone to provide users will email access all of the time, through the incorporate of Blackberry software.

  • Fujifilm elaborate on ANZ distie acquisition

    Fujifilm has shed more light on the reasoning behind its recent acquisition of its distributor for Australia and New Zealand, after its initially remaining silent when the deal was made public last Friday.

  • Open Text launches virtual online community

    Open Text is thinking about setting up an online community for government departments in Australia to discuss important project ideas, but they want to see how the forum takes off in the U.S. first.