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  • Eyes on the Skies

    No-one needs to be reminded of the importance of air traffic control, but with the amount of information that passes through an organisation such as Airservices Australia, which has 26 air traffic control towers, it is essential that the pe...

  • Gambling with Compliance

    Are the costs of complying with the single, clearly-defined corporate governance law that outlines your liabilities for record storage and recovery outweighing the benefits? This is the wager being placed by many Australian companies. Conni...

  • Prized Print Partners

    After the IT spending bonanza that was Y2K, the IT industry felt the pinch in the intervening years. Organisations were forced to tighten their belts and make big reductions in their IT spend. Now that five years has elapsed since tech vend...

  • Conquering Document Management

    Tasmania's Launceston City Council races towards a single point of access for key documents. Stuart Finlayson reports from the finish line

  • Gambling with Compliance

    Are the costs of complying with the single, clearly-defined corporate governance law that outlines your liabilities for record storage and recovery outweighing the benefits? This is the wager being placed by many Australian companies. Conni...

  • The Heartbeat of the Business

    The pioneering Australian medical device innovator Ventracor uses Microsoft Navision to help take its revolutionary heart pump to the world and improve the lives of thousands of people. Stuart Finlayson finds out how

  • US Politicians Attack Search Engines

    US politicians have slammed Google, Yahoo and Microsoft this week for complying with the Chinese governments censorship demands, proposing new laws to alter the way US businesses deal with certain foreign governments.

  • Worry Free WAFS

    US startup Certeon claims it has developed a way to accelerate WAN links without compromising data security.

  • Disk Based DRM On The Horizon

    The Trusted Computing Group (TCG) has used the annual RSA security conference to announce its new framework for Digital Rights Management (DRM) at the hard disk level.

  • Eyes on the Skies

    No-one needs to be reminded of the importance of air traffic control, but with the amount of information that passes through an organisation such as Airservices Australia, which has 26 air traffic control towers, it is essential that the pe...

  • Gambling with Compliance

    Are the costs of complying with the single, clearly-defined corporate governance law that outlines your liabilities for record storage and recovery outweighing the benefits? This is the wager being placed by many Australian companies. Conni...

  • Prized Print Partners

    After the IT spending bonanza that was Y2K, the IT industry felt the pinch in the intervening years. Organisations were forced to tighten their belts and make big reductions in their IT spend. Now that five years has elapsed since tech vend...

  • Conquering Document Management

    Tasmania's Launceston City Council races towards a single point of access for key documents. Stuart Finlayson reports from the finish line

  • Gambling with Compliance

    Are the costs of complying with the single, clearly-defined corporate governance law that outlines your liabilities for record storage and recovery outweighing the benefits? This is the wager being placed by many Australian companies. Conni...

  • The Heartbeat of the Business

    The pioneering Australian medical device innovator Ventracor uses Microsoft Navision to help take its revolutionary heart pump to the world and improve the lives of thousands of people. Stuart Finlayson finds out how

  • US Politicians Attack Search Engines

    US politicians have slammed Google, Yahoo and Microsoft this week for complying with the Chinese governments censorship demands, proposing new laws to alter the way US businesses deal with certain foreign governments.

  • Worry Free WAFS

    US startup Certeon claims it has developed a way to accelerate WAN links without compromising data security.

  • Disk Based DRM On The Horizon

    The Trusted Computing Group (TCG) has used the annual RSA security conference to announce its new framework for Digital Rights Management (DRM) at the hard disk level.