Intel has responded to a lawsuit initiated by Advanced Micro Devices, which asserts that Intel has committed illegal antitrust violations to exclude competition, by refuting the claims and stating that its business practices are fair and lawful.
An international consortium of transport and technology specialists has been selected to work in partnership with the Victorian Government to develop the state's next generation of public transport ticketing. Stuart Finlayson found out how ...
Including a knowledge audit and governance ought to be essential steps of any portal or content management project. Information management expert Linda Shave outlines how to go about it
Open source software developers have been putting up a real fight to break the stranglehold of patented and proprietary-based software over the last few years to the point where their ideas are penetrating the interest of mainstream busines...
How does Australia’s government protect classified information? The answer is, well, classified. Still, David Braue suggests, we can learn a lot from the spooks
Low-cost Australian airline Jetstar recently carried out an initiative to overhaul its mobile document management processes. Stuart Finlayson talks to the Manager Fleet Support at Jetstar, Captain Maurie McBain to find out how the new syste...
Way back in 1975, the vision of a paperless office was first touted around the world as an ambitious and achievable dream. Thirty years on, although there is plenty of technology around today that can convert paper documents into an electro...
Small businesses and home users will be able to have data automatically backed up to a central server to allow other business workers to share that information too if necessary.
Optical storage vendor Plasmon has developed a new UDO (Ultra Density Optical) disc that allows users to destroy files for compliance and liability purposes while leaving other data on the same disc untouched.
Intel has responded to a lawsuit initiated by Advanced Micro Devices, which asserts that Intel has committed illegal antitrust violations to exclude competition, by refuting the claims and stating that its business practices are fair and lawful.
An international consortium of transport and technology specialists has been selected to work in partnership with the Victorian Government to develop the state's next generation of public transport ticketing. Stuart Finlayson found out how ...
Including a knowledge audit and governance ought to be essential steps of any portal or content management project. Information management expert Linda Shave outlines how to go about it
Open source software developers have been putting up a real fight to break the stranglehold of patented and proprietary-based software over the last few years to the point where their ideas are penetrating the interest of mainstream busines...
How does Australia’s government protect classified information? The answer is, well, classified. Still, David Braue suggests, we can learn a lot from the spooks
Low-cost Australian airline Jetstar recently carried out an initiative to overhaul its mobile document management processes. Stuart Finlayson talks to the Manager Fleet Support at Jetstar, Captain Maurie McBain to find out how the new syste...
Way back in 1975, the vision of a paperless office was first touted around the world as an ambitious and achievable dream. Thirty years on, although there is plenty of technology around today that can convert paper documents into an electro...
Small businesses and home users will be able to have data automatically backed up to a central server to allow other business workers to share that information too if necessary.
Optical storage vendor Plasmon has developed a new UDO (Ultra Density Optical) disc that allows users to destroy files for compliance and liability purposes while leaving other data on the same disc untouched.
