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  • Petroleum Safety Gets Objective

    The National Offshore Petroleum Safety Authority (NOPSA) has signed on with enterprise content management provider, Objective in a major deal for the company.

  • Oracle Launches New VM Product for All Apps

    Speaking at the annual Openworld conference, Oracle has launched its new ‘Oracle VM’ server virtualization software that supports both Oracle and non-Oracle applications.

  • Diggers Swamp Mozilla Servers for Firefox 3.0 Beta

    Mozilla Corp. blocked access to its servers late last week when a rumour that the Firefox 3.0 beta was out appeared on Digg.com, leading to Mozilla’s developer servers being swamped by a multitude of users looking for the update.

  • Blackberry Gets Siebel CRM

    Oracle has announced a new platform for its Siebel CRM Mobile service this week, delivering customer relationship management capabilities to BlackBerry handsets.

  • Battle For Life: IT Managers in TCO Crisis

    With data centres reaching breaking point comes a changing job description for IT managers: One that incorporates mounting total cost of ownership (TCO) pressures requiring them to find new solutions to their most difficult challenges yet.

  • Storage Firms Asks “Is Tape Dead?”

    The worn “Is tape dead?” discussion is being prodded again this week by data backup, recovery and storage consolidation provider Evolving Solutions, only to be answered in much the same way as it has been to date.

  • Logitech Acquire WiLife

    IT consumer products provider, Logitech has announced a formal agreement to acquire video monitoring company WiLife for $US 24 million.

  • Nexsan Joins Green Grid

    Storage vendor Nexsan has become the latest company to join The Green Grid, a global consortium dedicated to pushing data centre energy efficiency as far as possible.

  • Salesforce Gets Phished

    Online CRM provider, Salesforce has revealed that an employee has fallen victim to a ‘phishing’ scam and given out customer details of over 1,000 Australian & New Zealand customers.