The momentum behind the open source movement is increasing every day, with more and more governments and organisations making the switch and not looking back.
IBM is looking to change the face of networking, gaming and multi-media applications by unveiling new technology that triples the memory stored on computer chips.
Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 has received a boost to its enterprise content management capabilities with Vorsite announcing search connector support for leading ECM and CRM applications.
The Web 2.0 buzz word is already popping up with high frequency in 2007, and Oracle is the latest to use it in conjunction with the latest incarnation of its WebCenter Suite.
Quantum has capitalised on acquired local Adelaide technology, and will soon be eliminating redundant data in organisations through data de-duplication and replication embedded in its DXi3500 and DXi5500 appliances.
Sun and Intel have signed a landmark agreement and announced a wide-ranging strategic alliance that will see Intel support the Solaris operating system, and Sun deliver servers and workstations based on Xeon processors.
One year ago, IBM announced its Information on Demand Initiative. Now, IBM says its commitment to accessible information alongside its acquisition strategy has leveraged its ability to achieve $US 18.2 billion in software revenues during 2006.
IBM’s FileNet has just released version 4.0 of its Content Manger software, offering enhanced functionality and platform support, improved scalability and more flexibility than ever before.
