Frost & Sullivan have crowned Canto with the 2004 Entrepreneurial Company of the year award at the Excellence in Information & Communication Technology Awards banquet.
Objective Corporation has been awarded a contract from New Zealand’s Land Transport Safety Authority (LTSA) to supply an Electronic Document Management System (EDMS) to help the Authority improve efficiency and its ability to manage knowledge.
Novell has become the latest company to be on the receiving end of litigation from the SCO Group, with SCO alleging that Novell has made false claims that it controls the Unix operating system.
Veritas believes that utility computing will be the next big step in the evolution of information technology and is gearing to provide the solutions to cope with the increased need.
Research carried out by the ARC Group claims that mobile services will reach this profit margin worldwide by 2008, almost doubling from their 2003 level.
The SCO Group has started to market its Intellectual Property License to companies and organisations in Australia and New Zealand that use Linux open source software, which SCO claims infringes on the intellectual property (IP) rights of i...
A further 400,000 households and small businesses in outer metropolitan and rural areas will soon be able to receive ADSL broadband after Telstra announced that it was extending availability.
As the spectre of SARS threatens to loom once again, an Australian company has created technology that is helping companies that have interests in SARS affected areas continue to do business without risking exposure to the deadly virus.
ONStor has released a new NAS gateway with integrated virtual server and storage technologies specifically to help enterprises scale up storage demands from 1 terabyte to 40,000 terabytes.
