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Protecting IP - technology not the answer 
Security
Protecting IP - technology not the answer
Sep 29, 2004 | Comment Now 
Intellectual property theft from companies could become more of a problem as technology improves.
 
An orchestrated approach 
Strategy
An orchestrated approach
Sep 16, 2004 | Comment Now 
Concerto Software has acquired Rockwell First Point Contact, claiming the move will expand its global reach in the contact centre solution space.
 
Labor commits to IT spending 
Strategy
Labor commits to IT spending
Sep 15, 2004 | Comment Now 
Labor has committed to spending $69.3 million over four years to give all Australians internet access for a range of business and government services, if the party wins the ...
 
Seeking out new ventures 
Strategy
Seeking out new ventures
Sep 10, 2004 | Comment Now 
Australian venture capital firms are looking to invest over $600 million in ICT companies; but good ideas will not attract funding, it's good businesses they're looking for.
 
Keeping an eye on email monitoring 
Security
Keeping an eye on email monitoring
Sep 7, 2004 | Comment Now 
Organisations may need to revisit their policies on email and internet usage monitoring in light of the proposed NSW Workplace Surveillance Bill, according to industry experts.
 
Telstra rejects telco regulations reform 
Telco/ISP
Telstra rejects telco regulations reform
Aug 20, 2004 | Comment Now 
A call for reform of telco regulations, including a proposal to limit Telstra's ability to bundle services was issued today by the newly incorporated Competitive Carriers' ...
 
Concerns about FTA rouse IT industry 
Strategy
Concerns about FTA rouse IT industry
Aug 5, 2004 | Comment Now 
Debate, or the lack thereof, about the effect the Australia US Free Trade Agreement (AUSFTA) will have on the local IT sector has government and industry up in arms.
 
Fuji Xerox has green ink 
Hardware
Fuji Xerox has green ink
Aug 4, 2004 | Comment Now 
In an Australian ICT first, Fuji Xerox Printers has announced it's been awarded a 'Good Environmental Choice' label by the Australian Environmental Labelling Association ...
 
Sydney Uni gets serious on e-learning 
Training & Development
Sydney Uni gets serious on e-learning
Jul 30, 2004 | Comment Now 
The University of Sydney is moving to mix conventional teaching with online learning and has hired 12 people in the past year to support its e-learning infrastructure.
 
Aust chips for Asian city 
Hardware
Aust chips for Asian city
Jul 28, 2004 | Comment Now 
Sydney-based Keycorp has scored a lucrative deal to supply the Hong Kong government with 4.7 million smartcard chips for the Chinese territory's ID card program.
 
Listen up: Aust call centres will harness new tech 
Networking
Listen up: Aust call centres will harness new tech
Jul 22, 2004 | Comment Now 
 
Govt to review X-rated phone content 
Telco/ISP
Govt to review X-rated phone content
Jul 16, 2004 | Comment Now 
 
Global sourcing -- short-circuit or shot in the arm for Aussie IT? 
Strategy
Global sourcing -- short-circuit or shot in the arm for Aussie IT?
Jul 8, 2004 | Comment Now 
Gartner India slammed claims by a local recruitment firm that outsourcing offshore would strip IT jobs from Australia.
 
Feds to dump $308M into IT 
Telco/ISP
Feds to dump $308M into IT
May 6, 2004 | Comment Now 
The Federal government on Thursday announced it would dump $308 million into Australia’s IT industry as part of its $5.3 billion “Backing Australia’s Ability” package.
 
IT pros on New Year jobhunt? 
Training & Development
IT pros on New Year jobhunt?
Jan 6, 2004 | Comment Now 
Linux, coupled with governments looking at moving to open source, could offer increased job opportunities for Australian IT professionals this year, according to one recruitment...
 
New retail concept LANds 
Networking
New retail concept LANds
Oct 10, 2003 | Comment Now 
A concept store - which combines an internet café with an IT retailer - turned a profit after two weeks of operation with plans to franchise the model which is claimed to be an ...
 
Report assesses fault repair performance 
Telco/ISP
Report assesses fault repair performance
Oct 1, 2003 | Comment Now 
 
Business needs security attitude upgrade  
Security
Business needs security attitude upgrade
Jan 1, 2000 | Comment Now 
Emerging trends in malware attacks have highlighted the need for business to change its thinking on security, industry spokespeople say.
 
Mobile number porting gets thumbs up 
Telco/ISP
Mobile number porting gets thumbs up
Jan 1, 2000 | Comment Now 
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