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 merger between IT giants Oracle and BEA has moved one step closer to becoming a formal reality with the announcement of BEA stockholders green-lighting the deal.
Just when it seemed like things had gone quiet on the Yahoo acquisition front, Steve Ballmer, CEO at Microsoft has threatened a proxy fight should Yahoo continue to resist the negotiating table.
IBM has announced a partnership with Linden Lab, creators of the virtual world Second Life to host a private section of the virtual world on big blue’s own servers and to explore future enterprise solutions.
MessageLabs has released their latest Intelligence Report which puts the blame for one fifth of the world’s spam emails squarely at the feet of the Storm Botnet.
Hewlett Packard (HP) has announced a forms and document automation solution which looks to enable Government and educational institutions to make the move away from pre-printed forms.
The final skirmish has come to a surprisingly bloodless conclusion in the document format battle that Microsoft has been fighting since 2005, with the announcement that Office Open XML has won the ISO vote.
The Federal Government has scrapped the $958 Million contract with OPEL, the joint Optus-Elders venture that had been charged with setting up a rural WiMax broadband network.
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 merger between IT giants Oracle and BEA has moved one step closer to becoming a formal reality with the announcement of BEA stockholders green-lighting the deal.
Just when it seemed like things had gone quiet on the Yahoo acquisition front, Steve Ballmer, CEO at Microsoft has threatened a proxy fight should Yahoo continue to resist the negotiating table.
IBM has announced a partnership with Linden Lab, creators of the virtual world Second Life to host a private section of the virtual world on big blue’s own servers and to explore future enterprise solutions.
MessageLabs has released their latest Intelligence Report which puts the blame for one fifth of the world’s spam emails squarely at the feet of the Storm Botnet.
Hewlett Packard (HP) has announced a forms and document automation solution which looks to enable Government and educational institutions to make the move away from pre-printed forms.
The final skirmish has come to a surprisingly bloodless conclusion in the document format battle that Microsoft has been fighting since 2005, with the announcement that Office Open XML has won the ISO vote.
The Federal Government has scrapped the $958 Million contract with OPEL, the joint Optus-Elders venture that had been charged with setting up a rural WiMax broadband network.
