Breaking News

  • Storage security largely ignored and at risk

    While information security gains corporate attention, storage security is often overlooked and vulnerable to attack, according to recent research from the Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG).

  • Storage apps revved up to the power 10

    NetEx has introduced a new storage application throughput accelerator that it claims can speed up storage applications across wide-area networks (WANs) by up to 1000 percent.

  • Siber Systems password protects USB drives

    Siber Systems has unveiled a new password protection system that will allow users to protect their password, identities, and banking and credit card information off computer hard drives through the use of USB drives.

  • Swiss Army Knife carries office documents

    The infamous Swiss Army Knife is renowned for being a crucial pocket friend for many explorers on small or big expeditions, but it now has the ability to also carry important documents, audio and videos too.

  • Email learning tool offers more inclusive training

    Custom e-learning provider The Learning Group has introduced a new business to employee (B2E) technology that can be used to send training modules to busy employees, instead of waiting for them to come and get it.

  • SCO site on the back-burner

    The SCO Group has delayed the launch of its website which promises to provide information about all of SCO's legal battles to counteract the Groklaw.net website which aims to discredit all of SCO's disputes.

  • Storage TCO study "like comparing apples with oranges"

    In evaluating the total cost of ownership (TCO) of a storage purchase, it is important to factor in all related costs, but to directly compare a disk storage system with a tape system is like comparing "apples with oranges."

  • Brocade raises bar to reduce bottlenecks

    Brocade has released the world's first 4 Gigabit Fibre Channel switch to allow companies with growing storage issues to free up bottlenecks so that data can travel more quickly over long distances.

  • Stay at home worker benefit is universal - report

    While the process of telecommuting (working remotely) has long been known to offer benefits for the employee, a new report says the activity should be encouraged further as it also benefits organisations and cities as a whole.

  • WA governments targeted for Meridio EDRM push

    Meridio set up offices in Sydney six weeks ago and almost immediately signed a deal with a Western Australian government to implement its EDRM package, which it expects to be one of many to follow in this side of the country.