According to the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA), 2008 must be the year of the sustainable workplace, as while sustainability is now an important touchstone for the ICT industry, it claims that a much broader vision of t...
Records and compliance management specialist AXS-One has announced the establishment of a new division offering archiving technologies to key providers in the hosting and e-Discovery markets.
Clustered NAS vendor ONStor is further expanding its presence in Asia-Pacific, pushing its operations much further into the Chinese market with a new office in Beijing, and the appointment of a new Managing Director.
The analysts at Garnter have kicked off the new year with the declaration that despite great improvements being made in business continuity management and disaster recovery, most companies are still not prepared for serious IT outages.
Predictions for 2008 continue to roll in, with research and advisory firm Government Insights predicting that this year will see the US government increasing investment in IT and infrastructure optimisation along with secure content management.
Microsoft’s upcoming master data management product, codenamed ‘Bulldog’ has been the focus of intense speculation over the last few months, but 2008 could be the breakout year where MDM really shines.
Sun Microsystems have set the ambitious target of zero data centres for their Sun IT division by the year 2015, with the elimination process beginning as soon as possible.
Dell has rolled out a new storage area network (SAN) device for small to medium businesses, promising to meet the growing storage needs simply and cost effectively.
Unified communications software provider Ensim has announced early support for Microsoft’s Dynamics CMR 4.0 via its Unify Shared Edition control panel.
