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  • Aussie e-health authority to boost progress

    The new National E-Health Transition Authority has been set up in Australia to help avoid problems in Australia health care in the future by ensuring that all organisations use the same data standards between the systems of each jurisdiction.

  • Dell, EMC, Intel and Oracle form MegaGrid

    Some of the super players in the storage world have united forces to combine the best of their assets so that enterprise customers will find it easier to integrate their products and an effective grid solution.

  • Yahoo in search of bypassing Google

    Yahoo is planning to release a new search tool in January which will be able to find emails and many other types of files stored inside computer hard drives in an attempt to offer a better search service than Google and Microsoft.

  • CIOs staring straight at a chance of history

    Chief Information Officers face some of the greatest challenges and opportunities they have yet to experience, according to a Gartner report, which forecasts that IP telephony, convergence and instant messaging will be some of the key area...

  • Aussie IT outsourcing saves on costs

    A survey carried out with 50 Australian mid-market organisations by IDC Australia on behalf of IBM has discovered that IT outsourcing in this market can achieve cost savings up to 38 percent.

  • Moderate growth masks turbulent 2005 for tech market

    While 2004 has been the year of the tech resurrection, with a return to positive IT spending growth, 2005 is expected to be the year of tech realignment, with a flurry of activity expected across most sectors in the coming 12 months.

  • Telstra accused of losing control of its Sensis

    The national telecommunications company has been accused of losing touch with its senses by charging people to use its Sensis directory service number, which has riled at least one frustrated small business owner in Sydney.