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  • IBM Intros ECM Offering

    In a bid to improve its compliance offerings, IBM has introduced new Enterprise Content Management (ECM) platform, promising better eDisocovery capabilities for companies looking to take control of their data and improve response times to ...

  • Central Desktop Squares up to Google

    The online desktop battle is heating up with another company, Central Desktop, lining up to take on Google and Microsoft with its SMB Web collaboration software.

  • Objective Brings ECM to SACE

    Objective has signed another contract with the South Australian Government, this time with the SACE Board of South Australia.

  • Hackers Exploit Significant DNS Flaw

    A significant new threat to DNS, part of the fundamental infrastructure that directs traffic and makes the internet work, was discovered a few months ago, and while a patch to address the weakness is out, hackers have wasted no time deplo...

  • Accenture Releases Tools to Green IT

    With being green becoming increasingly important to enterprises around the world, Accenture has introduced a new ‘green technology suite’ to help businesses assess and improve their credentials when it comes to shades of emerald.

  • Smartphones Opening Holes in Security

    Endpoint data protection provider GuardianEdge has released the results of a recent consumer survey on smartphone usage, revealing that 70 percent of respondents access what they deem to be sensitive information on their handset when away ...

  • EMC Delivers Documentum 6.5

    EMC is trumpeting the release of Documentum 6.5, describing the new version as content management to Web 2.0 sans enterprise risk.

  • TechnologyOne Selected by Wangaratta Council

    Australian enterprise software provider TechnologyOne has won a $1.1 million-plus contract with the Wangaratta council to supply its Financials, Supply Chain, Works & Assets, Property & Rating and Human Resources & Payroll solutions.

  • Texas Memory Intros SSD

    Texas Memory Systems has introduced what it has dubbed the world's fastest and highest capacity RAM solid state disk: the 512GB RamSan-440.

  • SA Health selects Objective

    Following its recent success in South Australia with the Shared Services SA contract, Objective has announced that it has signed a new contract with the South Australian Department of Health (SA Health) to deliver an enterprise-wide electr...