Industry Insider

  • Tassie iPhone cops on the beat

    Policing in the island state is underway with a five-year program to completely overhaul its IT systems, including an upgrade to the TRIM 7 records management platform that will provide officers in the field with Web access to TRIM by mobile devices.

  • Business growth stagnates amongst SMEs says Deloitte

    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.

  • UK Govt slowdown hits Objective

    Objective’s expansion into the UK public sector market has suffered under the austerity drive by the new coalition government, causing a 4% drop in revenue for the 2011 financial year. However the company has reported Asia Pacific revenue grew by 11% to $A31.7 million and there was a 37% growth in profit.

  • Kofax marked down for 2011 FY results

    Australia has made a strong contribution to record 17% Asia-Pacific revenue growth for Kofax, however reduced global software sales in the second half of 2011 caused a sharp drop in the company's share price after it announced its annual results.

  • Staying afloat in the data deluge

    Torrents of data flow in every day to the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA), as it tracks the ebb and flow of southeast Australia’s major inland rivers. Brian Catto, CIO of the MDBA, is tackling ever-growing volumes of structured and unstructured data.

  • Mycosm mines 3D assets

    A 3D simulation platform from Australian developer Simmersion has been customised to facilitate site planning, asset management and training for the mining sector.

  • Cisco acquires Versly Office collaboration

    Networking giant Cisco has acquired privately-held US startup Versly, developer of collaboration plug-ins for Microsoft Office applications, including documents, spreadsheets, presentations and email.

  • Tassie iPhone cops on the beat

    Policing in the island state is underway with a five-year program to completely overhaul its IT systems, including an upgrade to the TRIM 7 records management platform that will provide officers in the field with Web access to TRIM by mobile devices.

  • Business growth stagnates amongst SMEs says Deloitte

    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.

  • UK Govt slowdown hits Objective

    Objective’s expansion into the UK public sector market has suffered under the austerity drive by the new coalition government, causing a 4% drop in revenue for the 2011 financial year. However the company has reported Asia Pacific revenue grew by 11% to $A31.7 million and there was a 37% growth in profit.

  • Kofax marked down for 2011 FY results

    Australia has made a strong contribution to record 17% Asia-Pacific revenue growth for Kofax, however reduced global software sales in the second half of 2011 caused a sharp drop in the company's share price after it announced its annual results.

  • Staying afloat in the data deluge

    Torrents of data flow in every day to the Murray-Darling Basin Authority (MDBA), as it tracks the ebb and flow of southeast Australia’s major inland rivers. Brian Catto, CIO of the MDBA, is tackling ever-growing volumes of structured and unstructured data.

  • Mycosm mines 3D assets

    A 3D simulation platform from Australian developer Simmersion has been customised to facilitate site planning, asset management and training for the mining sector.

  • Cisco acquires Versly Office collaboration

    Networking giant Cisco has acquired privately-held US startup Versly, developer of collaboration plug-ins for Microsoft Office applications, including documents, spreadsheets, presentations and email.