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  • Aussie storage vendor in partner drive

    Australian-owned data storage company SLI-Consulting is seeking to redress an imbalance in its revenue base by actively seeking interested VARs, SIs and OEMs throughout Australia.

  • IT charity campaign looks to break $1m barrier

    This year's IT Fund for Kids 'Putting IT Back' campaign is underway, with organisers hoping to raise in excess of $300,000 which will see it break the $1 million mark of funds raised since its conception in 2000.

  • IT charity campaign looks to break $1m barrier

    This year's IT Fund for Kids 'Putting IT Back' campaign is underway, with organisers hoping to raise in excess of $300,000 which will see it break the $1 million mark of funds raised since its conception in 2000.

  • Veritas improves storage management for Windows

    In another boost to Microsoft's bid to increase its presence in the data storage market, storage software provider Veritas has announced that its new StorageCentral 5.2 product has been designed to support Microsoft's Windows Server 2003 a...

  • Howzat for service

    Cricket Australia (formally known as the Australian Cricket Board) plans to dramatically improve its communication with the Australian cricket community when the sport launches a new intranet site in the coming months.

  • IBM and EMC to harmonise storage

    Long time rivals IBM and EMC have announced that they are to work together to harmonise their data storage systems to help customers to more easily install both EMC and IBM products in heterogeneous storage environments.

  • ITS wins $10m Cashcard ATM servicing contract

    Australian IT service provider Integrated Technology Services (ITS) has secured the primary contract for the provision of maintenance services for the Cashcard ATM network across the country.

  • PeopleSoft up earnings projections again

    Enterprise software vendor PeopleSoft has raised its estimates for third quarter earnings for the second time, suggesting that the impact on the company's fortunes of Oracle's bid to buy the company is fading.