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  • Coca-Cola Amatil raise a glass to Bluetooth

    In what is one of the largest roll-outs of Bluetooth wireless connection technology in the world, Coca-Cola Amatil has introduced Bluetooth-enabled IBM ThinkPad notebook computers to its 570-strong sales team.

  • Spam war transcends political divide

    Representatives from Australia's three main political parties will get together later this month to consider the Internet Industry Association's proposals for new laws to combat spam.

  • Canon products address office demands

    Business imaging solutions provider Canon has introduced its latest laser fax machine, the Fax-L360. The model, which comes complete with a Super G3 modem, can also be utilised as a laser printer and a copier.

  • Training to avoid unwanted email

    Office staff around the country generally know what it feels like to be swamped with unwanted emails on a daily basis, yet surprisingly few employees are given any sort of guidance on how to manage their incoming mail.

  • KAZ Group founder and CEO to step down

    Peter Kazacos has announced that he is to relinquish his position as CEO and managing director of outsoucing company KAZ in order to take up the new role of deputy chairman, where he will turn his focus towards major strategic initiatives.

  • Twin partner moves from Brocade

    Storage networking vendor Brocade and host bus adaptor (HBA) supplier Emulex have announced availability of unified management for HBAs and switches using the Fabric Device Management Interface (FDMI) and Emulex's HBAnyware.

  • IBM alliance broadens content management system

    IBM is to collaborate with enterprise content integration software provider Context Media in order to allow IBM's DB2 content manager customer base to access and present content from multiple repositories using Context's content integratio...