With bird flu looming, hurricanes highlighting businesses vulnerabilities and even the PM blustering about "specific terror threats", the need for reliable disaster recovery couldn't be more apparent.
It's not all that often these days you see Microsoft in the news receiving compensation in court, but that is exactly what has happened this week in Sydney.
BlackBerry is kicking things up a notch and going high-speed as Cingular Wireless and Research In Motion introduce the new BlackBerry 8700c. The first BlackBerry device to support high-speed EDGE network technology.
WEL Corporation, a small Australian communications company has announced that it has signed a major agreement with VeriSign to connect its web-based communications portal to VeriSign's worldwide carrier network.
Pointsec Mobile Technologies, provider of the de facto standard for enterprise security software for laptop and desktop PCs, PDAs and smartphones, has announced that its flagship product, Pointsec for PC, has been approved by the Defence Si...
Management and technology consulting firm BearingPoint and EMC Corporation have announced that they are expanding their relationship to include the development and delivery of specialised services and technology solutions to help customers ...
In more open source news, Google has announced a US$350,000 contribution to a joint open source technology initiative of Oregon State University and Portland State University.
The momentum behind open source seems to be increasing by the day, and hot off the heels of the announcement last week that juggernauts like IBM, McData, Cisco Systems, Fujitsu and Sun Microsystems are putting their technology where their m...
From its towering position as a security and malware gladiator, Symantec indicated at its recent Vision conference in Sydney that it will soon be taking on the Email lion in the Colosseum.
