Vignette has bought Tower Technology for US$80 million to bring together their expertise in content management, collaboration and portal solutions with Tower Technology's integrated enterprise document and records management solutions.
Frost & Sullivan have crowned Canto with the 2004 Entrepreneurial Company of the year award at the Excellence in Information & Communication Technology Awards banquet.
EMC will extend its Authorised Services Network availability to a wide range of mid-market sellers and system integrators, enabling them to take advantage of EMC's services for storage area networks (SAN) and network attached storage (NAS).
Hewlett Packard and Dicom have teamed up to offer customers two new high performance scanners which will deliver fast and efficient results in document scanning.
Veritas Software Corporation plans to expand its Linux platform support for SUSE Linux and Vmware to provide customers with a greater range of choices for deploying enterprise Linux environments.
Hewlett Packard are offering server-storage solutions to meet the needs of small and medium-size businesses, as well as enterprises, at a cost which is 50 percent cheaper than IBM and Dell/EMC.
Objective Corporation has been awarded a contract from New Zealand’s Land Transport Safety Authority (LTSA) to supply an Electronic Document Management System (EDMS) to help the Authority improve efficiency and its ability to manage knowledge.
Novell has become the latest company to be on the receiving end of litigation from the SCO Group, with SCO alleging that Novell has made false claims that it controls the Unix operating system.
