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  • PeopleSoft deal hurts Oracle's bid

    Applications software provider PeopleSoft has struck a big blow in its attempt to fend off a hostile takeover from Oracle by completing the acquisition of J.D. Edwards.

  • Interwoven acquires MediaBin

    Content management specialists Interwoven has announced that is has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire MediaBin, a digital asset management (DAM) company.

  • Worm feeds off Microsoft vulnerability

    A new worm has been discovered by security companies that poses as a critical software patch from Microsoft, merely hours after Microsoft announced a serious hole in the security of its Windows operating system.

  • Iomega secures Commonwealth Department

    Storage solutions provider Iomega has been chosen by the Commonwealth Department of Finance and Administration (Finance) to install its Network Attached Storage (NAS) solution as part of a new technical configuration in its Electorate offices.

  • HP say SMI-S program will aid SAN market

    Hewlett-Packard has made its management interfaces available to its software partners as it looks to drive forward the Storage Management Initiative Specification (SMI-S), an emerging industry standard designed to improve interoperability ...

  • Beware of rising spam bank fraud

    Instances of what has been termed as 'brand spoofing,' which involves fraudsters sending spam emails to bank customers purporting to be from the bank in order to lure them to phoney bank websites to steal their bank details, will continue ...

  • Outsourcing Aussie style

    KAZ Group Limited (KAZ) and Aussie Group have announced a five year partnership for KAZ to manage Aussie’s IT&T environment. Under the agreement, KAZ will provide all operational support on a 24x7 basis as well as strategic technology plan...

  • Hot CRM skills beating the IT downturn

    While the current state of the economy is generally having a negative impact on IT professionals' salaries, those specialising in Customer Relationship Management (CRM), enterprise application interchange and SAP are still commanding top dollar.