Despite the Australian PC market reaching saturation point, the adoption of PCs in Asia Pacific is expected to grow 20 percent annually until 2010, according to a new Forrester Report that has revealed that there is expected to be 559 mill...
Veritas believes that customers expect much more from backup services than ever before, because of the ability of programmes to automatically archive data and the need for documents to be easily retrievable for compliance purposes.
The worldwide storage management software revenue increased 12.3 percent in 2004, an increase which was largely driven by strong sales in storage resource management.
Following the admission that it lost a customer's backup tapes, records management vendor Iron Mountain is advising its customers that current, commonly used disaster recovery processes do not address increased requirements for protecting ...
Microsoft has offered a glimpse of what users can expect from Longhorn to computer makers at the Microsoft Windows Hardware Engineering Conference 2005, to wet the appetite of those looking forward to getting their hands on the new system.
Over the last three months, viruses found on mobile phones have risen at a surprising rate in terms of technology and range of infection, according to a recent report by Trend Micro.
ABC Radio National is about to embark on new way of broadcasting, which allows user to access its valuable digital assets via an mp3 player when it is most convenient to them.
A shift is occurring in the geographical make-up of software developers worldwide, with the Asia Pacific region to experience the highest growth in professional software developers through to 2008. China and India will be at the forefront ...
The man who predicted the continuing trend of semiconductor capacity doubling every year with a comparative reduction in production cost has modestly admitted that he was merely blessed with good fortune.
Australian Internet users are more confident about shopping online because they believe it is becoming safer to do so, according to recent independent research commissioned by eBay.
Despite the Australian PC market reaching saturation point, the adoption of PCs in Asia Pacific is expected to grow 20 percent annually until 2010, according to a new Forrester Report that has revealed that there is expected to be 559 mill...
Veritas believes that customers expect much more from backup services than ever before, because of the ability of programmes to automatically archive data and the need for documents to be easily retrievable for compliance purposes.
The worldwide storage management software revenue increased 12.3 percent in 2004, an increase which was largely driven by strong sales in storage resource management.
Following the admission that it lost a customer's backup tapes, records management vendor Iron Mountain is advising its customers that current, commonly used disaster recovery processes do not address increased requirements for protecting ...
Microsoft has offered a glimpse of what users can expect from Longhorn to computer makers at the Microsoft Windows Hardware Engineering Conference 2005, to wet the appetite of those looking forward to getting their hands on the new system.
Over the last three months, viruses found on mobile phones have risen at a surprising rate in terms of technology and range of infection, according to a recent report by Trend Micro.
ABC Radio National is about to embark on new way of broadcasting, which allows user to access its valuable digital assets via an mp3 player when it is most convenient to them.
A shift is occurring in the geographical make-up of software developers worldwide, with the Asia Pacific region to experience the highest growth in professional software developers through to 2008. China and India will be at the forefront ...
The man who predicted the continuing trend of semiconductor capacity doubling every year with a comparative reduction in production cost has modestly admitted that he was merely blessed with good fortune.
Australian Internet users are more confident about shopping online because they believe it is becoming safer to do so, according to recent independent research commissioned by eBay.
