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  • Microsoft NAS Windows opened by OEMs

    Microsoft has gained support from its OEM partners to make its Windows Storage Server 2003 available with NAS devices to help customers to consolidate files and data stored on Microsoft's Exchange Server 2003.

  • Online storage increases in popularity

    A recent survey conducted in the US has revealed that consumers are becoming more interested in using online storage for backing up important files to a location outside of their homes.

  • Practical Portals

    Corporate portals are increasingly becoming an intrinsic part of large enterprises and government organisations across Australia. Here, we look at a few practical examples of what some of the leading portal vendors have to offer.

  • How Resourceful

    Self-service technology frees up HR experts for value-adding activities and generates a quarter of a million dollars in savings right off the bat.

  • Back from the brink

    The remarkable turnaround of an ERP vendor that faced extinction less than four years ago.

  • Breaking the bank

    The technological age has brought with it a number of challenges as well as tremendous advances. Stuart Finlayson talks to some of the leading proponents of information security in the banking industry in Australia and around the world to ...

  • Oracle latest to thaw relations with Microsoft

    Last month, it was Sun's CEO Scott McNealy who surprised industry observers by ending years of bitter acrimony with Microsoft by signing a ten-year collaboration agreement with the software giant. Now fellow long-term Microsoft adversary O...

  • Virgin setting the records straight

    After being forced to fly its aircraft within one hour of an airport at all times, following its admission to regulators that its maintenance records were in disarray, Virgin Blue has set about the massive task of getting its records manag...

  • Microsoft NAS Windows opened by OEMs

    Microsoft has gained support from its OEM partners to make its Windows Storage Server 2003 available with NAS devices to help customers to consolidate files and data stored on Microsoft's Exchange Server 2003.

  • Online storage increases in popularity

    A recent survey conducted in the US has revealed that consumers are becoming more interested in using online storage for backing up important files to a location outside of their homes.

  • Practical Portals

    Corporate portals are increasingly becoming an intrinsic part of large enterprises and government organisations across Australia. Here, we look at a few practical examples of what some of the leading portal vendors have to offer.

  • How Resourceful

    Self-service technology frees up HR experts for value-adding activities and generates a quarter of a million dollars in savings right off the bat.

  • Back from the brink

    The remarkable turnaround of an ERP vendor that faced extinction less than four years ago.

  • Breaking the bank

    The technological age has brought with it a number of challenges as well as tremendous advances. Stuart Finlayson talks to some of the leading proponents of information security in the banking industry in Australia and around the world to ...

  • Oracle latest to thaw relations with Microsoft

    Last month, it was Sun's CEO Scott McNealy who surprised industry observers by ending years of bitter acrimony with Microsoft by signing a ten-year collaboration agreement with the software giant. Now fellow long-term Microsoft adversary O...

  • Virgin setting the records straight

    After being forced to fly its aircraft within one hour of an airport at all times, following its admission to regulators that its maintenance records were in disarray, Virgin Blue has set about the massive task of getting its records manag...