So you've caught a bunch of employees apparently red-handed in the act of sabotaging your company on behalf of a competitor who they subsequently join. How much help will the courts give you in investigating the breach? Can you expect to get an inside view of what has gone on inside your competitor's network? David McGrath how such matters are handled in Australlian courts.
An online download initiative called LawGenius promises to change the way students and academics use and teach the Law, by providing them with statutes that can cost them hundreds of dollars in hard copy format, as a free download.
A quiet revolution in the take-up of solid state disks for enterprise and government storage could have disastrous consequences for the use of digital evidence in court, according to a new paper published by researchers at Murdoch University in Perth.
Scan Conversion Services has announced the successful deployment of its Complete Automated Accounts Payable System (CAAPS) for Discovery Holiday Parks (DHP), the largest owner-operator of accommodation parks in Australia.
Using technology to drive organisational change and performance improvement is not a novel idea, wriites Jenepher Surbey. Large scale ERP, CRM and specific workflow systems have been developed over many decades and have delivered significant performance improvements.
Sir Robert (Bob) Menzies, the 12th and longest serving Prime Minister of Australia, once said, “Never forget posterity when devising a policy. Never think of posterity when making a speech.” However Menzies’ place in posterity has since been assured, and all of his many speeches to parliament will soon be just a click away to all Internet users at the completion of a massive project by The SEMA Group to digitise all pre-1980 Hansard documents.
Images from the the Dorothy Pelzer collection are being made more widely accessible via a Cumulus Digital Asset Management (DAM) platform used by the ISEAS library to handle a growing multimedia collection.
A three-year project to put SharePoint 2007 and TRIM at the heart of an integrated records and information system for over 750 staff at The Department of Broadband, Communications and Digital Economy is nearing completion.
