Airline travellers are now less likely to slip through the security net of Australian immigration thanks to a new system in place that records passenger movements far more accurately than ever before. Rodney Appleyard reports.
Despite the IT industry showing good signs of recovery following its post-Y2K malaise, more than a quarter of Australian IT workers feel less secure in their jobs than they did 12 months ago.
IBM, along with representatives of the world's leading science, education and philanthropic organisations, has launched a global humanitarian effort that applies the unused computing power of individual and business computers to help addre...
Though the software market has turned the corner in terms of getting revenues on an upward trajectory again, the next few years are set to deliver fairly modest growth figures in the sector.
While the process of telecommuting (working remotely) has long been known to offer benefits for the employee, a new report says the activity should be encouraged further as it also benefits organisations and cities as a whole.
With IDM's focus in this issue primarily on imaging, it seems an appropriate time to chat to some of the leading imaging bureaus to get their thoughts on an industry where technological advances are occurring at such a rate that bureaus of...
Speech recognition technology vendors and their customers now have a platform to discuss the future direction of the industry in Australia and New Zealand, with the launch of the Speech Industry Council (SIC).
Radio frequency identification (RFID) has climbed from relative obscurity to become one of today's most discussed technologies, but companies are being bogged down by debate over how cheap the technology will become, rather than focusing o...
A French company which specialises in intraoperative detection technology for the medical profession is on the lookout for an Australian distributor for its latest piece of innovative medical imaging technology.
