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  • Users grill IBM over services

    IBM users from a broad range of industries, including the government, law firms and top branded companies such as Coca Cola will meet the people this week who write the code, create the software and hardware for IBM to discuss how the tech...

  • Linux services for free

    UserLinux will be available for testing by corporations by the beginning of September so that they can experience the capabilities of Linux without paying for the cost of other providers, such as Red Hat.

  • Faults found in Oracle systems

    Research conducted in the UK has found 34 faults in different Oracle database servers, and most of these flaws have been identified as extremely critical vulnerabilities.

  • Faults found in Oracle systems

    Research conducted in the UK has found 34 faults in different Oracle database servers, and most of these flaws have been identified as extremely critical vulnerabilities.

  • Helping hand with Aussie compliance

    HandySoft has recently launched a new office in Australia to provide assistance to companies which need consultancy and software essential to meeting government compliance regulations.

  • Spike in rural IT jobs could see tech staff going bush

    A growing number of IT workers could be shopping for an akubra hat and a sturdy pair of boots in the not too distant future, with a 70 percent increase in regional IT jobs forcing recruiters to source city based professionals to the bush.

  • CA issues $1m challenge to open source community

    Computer Associates has issued a challenge to the worldwide open source community to develop migration toolkits for Ingres r3, the open source licensed version of its Ingres database, with a prize pool of US$1 million up for grabs for the ...

  • Open source group rubbishes ICT minister's claims over FTA

    Claims by the recently appointed ICT Minister Helen Coonan that the Australia-U.S. Free Trade Agreement posed no threat to Australia's ICT industry has been dismissed as woefully inaccurate by one of the country's leading advocates of open...

  • Rejuvenation service for failing systems

    A new firm has been launched to bring back to life damaged and failing business units in storage networking and communications companies so that they can be used to deliver positive growth in these companies.