EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

National Australia Bank has continued moves to commodity infrastructure and services as it seeks to take IT assets off its books. We speak to the bank's group technology executive about its dealings with IBM, Oracle, Digital Realty and Telstra.

And the Federal Court has sided with e-health vendor iSoft over claims of up to $1.6 million in unpaid wages and long service leave by a former executive.

-- James Hutchinson

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TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Brett Winterford | October 02, 2012

Interview: Looks to consume IT as-a-service.

By James Hutchinson | October 03, 2012

Contract offers no basis for breach claims.

By John Hilvert | October 02, 2012

Seeks feedback on digital plan.

By James Hutchinson | October 02, 2012

Wi-fi handover failing?

By Liz Tay | October 03, 2012

Deploys new software, infrastructure in four-year project.

By Staff Writer | October 02, 2012

Covers remote access, network security.

By Staff Writer | October 02, 2012

Click and Send offline due to "system error".

By Juha Saarinen | October 03, 2012

Software sales ban applied.

By Chris Jager | October 02, 2012

Aims to consolidate archive, research needs.

By Staff Writer | October 03, 2012

Unexplained.

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