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  • Ticketek Exposes Customer Emails

    Ticket agent Ticketek is in a spot of bother after an employee exposed tens of thousands of customer email addresses in the body of an email sent out advertising an upcoming show.

  • Virtual Iron Reduces Power Consumption

    Virtual Iron is promising to cut power use significantly with the latest release of its server virtualisation platform, which makes use of new LivePower automatic infrastructure management.

  • FrontRange Releases Endpoint Security

    With data volumes growing exponentially and a myriad of miniature data storage devices running throughout modern enterprises, USB data theft is a growing problem, and one that companies such as FrontRange are attempting to address.

  • Laserfiche Releases Rio

    Laserfiche has launched what it is calling a new take on enterprise content management, promising a flexible, scalable and streamlined solution with Rio.

  • Privacy revolution on report

    The introduction of mandatory data breach notification in Australia has been foreshadowed in a report into Australia's Privacy Act.

  • Performance gain for Technology One

    A software suite for strategic planning and corporate performance management (CPM) is now fully under the umbrella of Technology One after the acquisition of Brisbane-based vendor, OutcomeManager.

  • Dell Achieves Carbon Neutrality

    After making large of its pledge to be carbon neutral by the end of 2008, Dell is boasting that it has met its goal well ahead of schedule.

  • Enterprise Storage Worth $1.46B by 2012

    The analysts at IDC are predicting that the worldwide enterprise storage system semiconductor market will grow to US$1.3 (AU$) billion by 2012, offering many opportunities for companies that move quickly.

  • RFID Use on the Rise

    According to a new survey from CompTIA, there is growing interest in radio frequency identification (RFID) technology, with 46 percent of the firm’s customers around the world having implemented it in one form or another.

  • StoredIQ Supports Documentum

    Enterprise information management provider StoredIQ has announced support for EMC’s eDiscovery platform, Documentum, enabling unstructured information to be located and inserted into archives as records.