Sales reports, proposals, presentations; all the usual stuff was flying through the printers at Australia’s favourite radio stations. But with inefficiencies raising costs, a fleet in need of a makeover and staff succumbing to ‘printer rag...
Reports, presentations, consignment notes and other documents, 3000 employees across the Woolworths Empire can generate a lot of paper. But putting them in the one place helps, and sourcing a print services vendor that will work to help th...
Some of our leading document, records and imaging specialists are making the move down South. One company, Acrodata has successfully launched into the Tasmanian market, taking its employees along for a lifestyle change.
The software-as-a-service market is showing phenomenal growth. If something’s big, does that mean it’s a model end-users should adopt? Paul K. Berger from Happen Business Says organisations should see all sides of the equation before jumpi...
Dust is settling on the HD DVD battlefront, the white flag has been flown and the fat lady has sung her due. While the celebration may still be going on in the Sony Blu-ray camp, what really happens in the high definition optical market no...
Although such stringent regulations have caused overseas CIOs a lot of angst over the past few years, Australian CIOs – unless they work for an Australian subsidiary of a US or European company, or an Australian company with substantial ov...
In a bid to steal some of the excitement directed at the emerging solid state disk (SSD) market, Hitachi has released its latest 7,200 RPM Travelstar hard drive, claiming that it offers many advantages over SSDs when cost and capacity is t...
The recent Interop conference in Las Vegas saw WAN optimisation specialist Riverbed take time out of presenting to conduct a new survey, with the results showing that application performance is the number one concern for remote offices.
It seems Microsoft’s update woes are continuing, with reports that Windows XP Service Pack 3 is causing significant headaches for many users after being installed via Microsoft’s Automatic Update Service.
As Dr Jayant Patel or 'Dr Death' awaits an extradition hearing in the United States, the circumstances surrounding his appointment to a Queensland hospital again emerge, along with the missing documents and questionable processes that resu...
Sales reports, proposals, presentations; all the usual stuff was flying through the printers at Australia’s favourite radio stations. But with inefficiencies raising costs, a fleet in need of a makeover and staff succumbing to ‘printer rag...
Reports, presentations, consignment notes and other documents, 3000 employees across the Woolworths Empire can generate a lot of paper. But putting them in the one place helps, and sourcing a print services vendor that will work to help th...
Some of our leading document, records and imaging specialists are making the move down South. One company, Acrodata has successfully launched into the Tasmanian market, taking its employees along for a lifestyle change.
The software-as-a-service market is showing phenomenal growth. If something’s big, does that mean it’s a model end-users should adopt? Paul K. Berger from Happen Business Says organisations should see all sides of the equation before jumpi...
Dust is settling on the HD DVD battlefront, the white flag has been flown and the fat lady has sung her due. While the celebration may still be going on in the Sony Blu-ray camp, what really happens in the high definition optical market no...
Although such stringent regulations have caused overseas CIOs a lot of angst over the past few years, Australian CIOs – unless they work for an Australian subsidiary of a US or European company, or an Australian company with substantial ov...
In a bid to steal some of the excitement directed at the emerging solid state disk (SSD) market, Hitachi has released its latest 7,200 RPM Travelstar hard drive, claiming that it offers many advantages over SSDs when cost and capacity is t...
The recent Interop conference in Las Vegas saw WAN optimisation specialist Riverbed take time out of presenting to conduct a new survey, with the results showing that application performance is the number one concern for remote offices.
It seems Microsoft’s update woes are continuing, with reports that Windows XP Service Pack 3 is causing significant headaches for many users after being installed via Microsoft’s Automatic Update Service.
As Dr Jayant Patel or 'Dr Death' awaits an extradition hearing in the United States, the circumstances surrounding his appointment to a Queensland hospital again emerge, along with the missing documents and questionable processes that resu...
