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  • Drover goes wireless and IBM

    A new wireless application has been named after Australia’s initial mobile worker - the Drover. Aimed at the mining and utilities industries, mDroverT from West Australia’s Yambay, software developer for handheld computers, has been incorp...

  • Toner goes green

    Next time you sit in one of Sydney’s parks, you could be parking on an old bank toner cartridge.

  • Griffith steps up HarvestRoad for CMS

    Griffith University will be able to track copyright information and manage its teaching content, thanks to the roll out of a content management system.

  • Counting the cost

    While advances in storage technology have the potential to re-write the storage cost equation, nothing it seems will change the appropriateness of the saying – “it’s horses for courses” - when it comes to data storage solutions.

  • BAT wins appeal, case continues

    he precedent-setting case of British American Tobacco versus cancer victim Rolah Ann McCabe is to be re-tried; after the Court of Appeal in Melbourne today overturned Justice Geoffrey Eames’ judgement against British American Tobacco (BAT).

  • Drover goes wireless and IBM

    A new wireless application has been named after Australia’s initial mobile worker - the Drover. Aimed at the mining and utilities industries, mDroverT from West Australia’s Yambay, software developer for handheld computers, has been incorp...

  • Toner goes green

    Next time you sit in one of Sydney’s parks, you could be parking on an old bank toner cartridge.

  • Griffith steps up HarvestRoad for CMS

    Griffith University will be able to track copyright information and manage its teaching content, thanks to the roll out of a content management system.

  • Counting the cost

    While advances in storage technology have the potential to re-write the storage cost equation, nothing it seems will change the appropriateness of the saying – “it’s horses for courses” - when it comes to data storage solutions.

  • BAT wins appeal, case continues

    he precedent-setting case of British American Tobacco versus cancer victim Rolah Ann McCabe is to be re-tried; after the Court of Appeal in Melbourne today overturned Justice Geoffrey Eames’ judgement against British American Tobacco (BAT).