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  • Maxtor's sneak preview of SCSI Drives

    Storage systems provider Maxtor Corporation has publicly demonstrated engineering sample units of its Serial Attached SCSI (SAS). The technology demonstration showed how Maxtor(R) MaXLine(TM) Serial ATA (SATA) drives can be combined with M...

  • Swift ascent for Barkla at Unisys

    IT services and solutions provider Unisys has named current Australia and New Zealand MD Andrew Barkla as the new vice president and general manager, Unisys Asia Pacific.

  • Capital gain for Objective

    Document management system provider Objective's Integrated Document Management System (IDMS) has been selected by the ACT Government as its standard DM system.

  • Storage diagnosis on the move

    Data storage and solutions company StorageTek has enlisted the help of Telstra to provide its enterprise storage customers with improved service delivery.

  • Swift ascent for Barkla at Unisys

    IT services and solutions provider Unisys has named current Australia and New Zealand MD Andrew Barkla as the new vice president and general manager, Unisys Asia Pacific.

  • Project failures worryingly high in Asia-Pac, says KPMG

    Significant cost blowouts on failed projects are costing corporates in the Asia-Pacific region tens of millions of dollars per annum, according to the results of a survey of project and programme management activity by KPMG Information Ris...

  • Network clogging catching Aussie business on the hop

    Approximately 78% of Australian organisations have experienced an incident of significant degradation in network or application performance as a result of an unanticipated WAN or Internet traffic increase in the last 12 months, according t...

  • Local chapter of SNIA gets green light

    The American arm of the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA) has announced the official formation of the Australian and New Zealand chapter of the Association.

  • Tower bringing home the Canadian bacon

    Australian document and content management solution provider Tower Software's TRIM electronic document and records management system (EDRMS) has secured the vendor two major government contracts in Canada.