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  • Long Knives Cull Sun and CA Execs

    In what is being seen as an attempt to invigorate its fading storage business, Sun has appointed new heads of and merged its server and storage businesses and waved goodbye to previous storage chief Mark Canepa. After just a year in the job...

  • Copyright Legislation To Get Modern Makeover

    Proposed changes to copyright legistlation could see a relaxation of restrictions on format shifting, and allow consumers to move content such as music, newspapers and books around various digital devices.

  • Not All Is Well At Wells Fargo

    Wells Fargo loses customer data along with computer hardware while in transit. One more episode in an on-going narrative of data loss.

  • CeBIT 2006 Wrap up

    CeBIT 2006 has come to a close and all the exhibitors have ridden off into the sunset, Skype credit and headsets in hand. So how did this years conference stack up?

  • EMC Ramps Up Professional Services

    Moving to boost its services to Microsoft focussed customers, EMC has acquired Interlink, a north-American based services firm that specialises in application development, IT infrastructure, enterprise integration, enterprise content manage...

  • Interwoven Updates Teamsite to 6.7

    Interwoven's TeamSite web content management system has been updated to enable non-technical personnel to execute, manage, and control complex projects.

  • Childcare PIN To Stop Fraud, Improve Safety

    The Federal Government is looking to impliment and a new national PIN based identification system to help manage childcare services, increase safety and eliminate subsity fraud.

  • New BladeCenter Kit For SMBs

    IBM has announced that it is delivering a new range of BladeCenter offerings to SMBs that are easier to use and more affordable to manage.

  • EMC Upgrades CLARiiON and ILM Capabilities

    EMC has announced both a significant upgrade to its CLARiiON Ultrascale architecture and a boost to its Information Lifecycle Management capabilities through the purchase of Israel-based Kasya software.

  • Long Knives Cull Sun and CA Execs

    In what is being seen as an attempt to invigorate its fading storage business, Sun has appointed new heads of and merged its server and storage businesses and waved goodbye to previous storage chief Mark Canepa. After just a year in the job...

  • Copyright Legislation To Get Modern Makeover

    Proposed changes to copyright legistlation could see a relaxation of restrictions on format shifting, and allow consumers to move content such as music, newspapers and books around various digital devices.

  • Not All Is Well At Wells Fargo

    Wells Fargo loses customer data along with computer hardware while in transit. One more episode in an on-going narrative of data loss.

  • CeBIT 2006 Wrap up

    CeBIT 2006 has come to a close and all the exhibitors have ridden off into the sunset, Skype credit and headsets in hand. So how did this years conference stack up?

  • EMC Ramps Up Professional Services

    Moving to boost its services to Microsoft focussed customers, EMC has acquired Interlink, a north-American based services firm that specialises in application development, IT infrastructure, enterprise integration, enterprise content manage...

  • Interwoven Updates Teamsite to 6.7

    Interwoven's TeamSite web content management system has been updated to enable non-technical personnel to execute, manage, and control complex projects.

  • Childcare PIN To Stop Fraud, Improve Safety

    The Federal Government is looking to impliment and a new national PIN based identification system to help manage childcare services, increase safety and eliminate subsity fraud.

  • New BladeCenter Kit For SMBs

    IBM has announced that it is delivering a new range of BladeCenter offerings to SMBs that are easier to use and more affordable to manage.

  • EMC Upgrades CLARiiON and ILM Capabilities

    EMC has announced both a significant upgrade to its CLARiiON Ultrascale architecture and a boost to its Information Lifecycle Management capabilities through the purchase of Israel-based Kasya software.