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  • HP blades sharpens toy company's cutting edge

    Hewlett-Packard centralised the IT infrastructure of Creata Promotion, an Australian-based toy company, enabling the business to adjust to any environmental changes quickly, by integrating ProLiant BL 10e-Class server blades in under a day.

  • Tasmania increases intelligence on crime

    Tasmanian Police have adopted a crime prevention system that allows crime data to be shared faster and analysed more comprehensively, making it easier to identify crime patterns in different locations and attack them before they get out of hand.

  • Dicom and AXS-One meet compliance head on

    Dicom Australia and AXS-One have entered into a new partnership to help business users of SAP fight against the increasing demands to meet compliance regulations and standards.

  • Growing interest in removable storage

    Gartner has reported that removable solid-state storage devices, such as flash cards and Universal Serial Bus flash devices, have become twice as popular this year as they were last year, because workers are become more mobile.

  • Aussie company combats data theft

    Softection, an Australian business technology start up, is set to launch software this week with the sole mission of protecting critical information against theft, abuse and misuse.

  • Sun puts its two cents worth in

    The new family of storage products from Sun are on their way, with a new pricing structure to reflect the company's utility computing push.

  • Web services key to company success

    Gartner has warned that organisations risk their future by ignoring the importance of Web services, which can help companies achieve better agility, increased competitiveness and higher responsiveness to client demands.

  • Dicom and AXS-One meet compliance head on

    Dicom Australia and AXS-One have entered into a new partnership to help business users of SAP fight against the increasing demands to meet compliance regulations and standards.

  • Growing interest in removable storage

    Gartner has reported that removable solid-state storage devices, such as flash cards and Universal Serial Bus flash devices, have become twice as popular this year as they were last year, because workers are become more mobile.

  • Aussie company combats data theft

    Softection, an Australian business technology start up, is set to launch software this week with the sole mission of protecting critical information against theft, abuse and misuse.

  • HP blades sharpens toy company's cutting edge

    Hewlett-Packard centralised the IT infrastructure of Creata Promotion, an Australian-based toy company, enabling the business to adjust to any environmental changes quickly, by integrating ProLiant BL 10e-Class server blades in under a day.

  • Tasmania increases intelligence on crime

    Tasmanian Police have adopted a crime prevention system that allows crime data to be shared faster and analysed more comprehensively, making it easier to identify crime patterns in different locations and attack them before they get out of hand.

  • Dicom and AXS-One meet compliance head on

    Dicom Australia and AXS-One have entered into a new partnership to help business users of SAP fight against the increasing demands to meet compliance regulations and standards.

  • Growing interest in removable storage

    Gartner has reported that removable solid-state storage devices, such as flash cards and Universal Serial Bus flash devices, have become twice as popular this year as they were last year, because workers are become more mobile.

  • Aussie company combats data theft

    Softection, an Australian business technology start up, is set to launch software this week with the sole mission of protecting critical information against theft, abuse and misuse.

  • Sun puts its two cents worth in

    The new family of storage products from Sun are on their way, with a new pricing structure to reflect the company's utility computing push.

  • Web services key to company success

    Gartner has warned that organisations risk their future by ignoring the importance of Web services, which can help companies achieve better agility, increased competitiveness and higher responsiveness to client demands.

  • Dicom and AXS-One meet compliance head on

    Dicom Australia and AXS-One have entered into a new partnership to help business users of SAP fight against the increasing demands to meet compliance regulations and standards.

  • Growing interest in removable storage

    Gartner has reported that removable solid-state storage devices, such as flash cards and Universal Serial Bus flash devices, have become twice as popular this year as they were last year, because workers are become more mobile.

  • Aussie company combats data theft

    Softection, an Australian business technology start up, is set to launch software this week with the sole mission of protecting critical information against theft, abuse and misuse.