On the 15th of June; CEO Mike Kirkby and the team from EzeScan are scheduled to walk the 2012 Oxfam Trailwalker 100km Brisbane Teams Challenge. Aside from the serious physical and mental challenges that this presents, the team are really trying to raise as much money for Oxfam as they possibly can.
The Black Ink survey of small to medium accounting and legal practices has revealed a stagnation of business growth amongst SMEs, with only 3.8% of respondents saying their clients’ had experienced business growth during the preceding three months, down from 45.1% in June 2010.
The US National Security Agency and Army Research Office have awarded a $1.78 million research grant to Dr Michael J Biercuk, a University of Sydney physicist researching next generation quantum computing.
The ABC reports that roo shooters in southern Queensland are planning to trial electronic tags in an effort to improve standards and reopen international markets.
Kyocera Mita has introduced two new multifunctional printers (MFPs) that offer several standard scanning destinations, including Scan-to-E-mail, PC,FTP, USB and TWAIN scanning.
A global survey undertaken by HP found that less than half of business decision-makers have a high confidence level in the quality and accessibility of information within their organisations.
Sydney solutions provider StoneBridge Systems has announced a tie up with Open Text that will see it target the financial services market additional services for its ECM offerings.
Set to be launched in Australia this week at CeBIT07, KnowledgeLake has announced a new version of KnowledgeLake Connect, a desktop application that documents to be saved to SharePoint in a single step.
