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Microsoft nixes 'Big Bang' service pack for Windows Vista

IT and the East the Chindia syndrome

Going glocal

NEC integrates Australian operations

Oracle sees strong growth in Asia Pacific region

Denmark leads the networked world

Windows falls victim to animated cursor attacks

Acer to investigate HP patent allegations

Malware plague hits 40 percent of firms

Credit card heist hits 45 million users

AMD unveils M690 mobile chipset

Icann finds no appeal in adult suffix

Monday, 2nd April 2007

Headlines

	Microsoft nixes 'Big Bang' service pack for Windows Vista
	IT and the East the Chindia syndrome
	Going glocal
	NEC integrates Australian operations
	Oracle sees strong growth in Asia Pacific region
	Denmark leads the networked world
	Windows falls victim to animated cursor attacks
	Acer to investigate HP patent allegations
	Malware plague hits 40 percent of firms
	Credit card heist hits 45 million users
	AMD unveils M690 mobile chipset
	Icann finds no appeal in adult suffix

Good afternoon,

NEC has completed the nationwide integration of NEC Business Solutions and NEC Australia. The vendor’s Australian operations have been integrated in response to “the rapid changes occurring in the Australian ICT market, in particular the growth of broadband, IP telephony and wireless communications”.

ERP giant Oracle has seen a strong customer foothold across its database, middleware and applications businesses in the Asia Pacific region during the third quarter of its fiscal year 2007. The vendor has won a swag of new businesses across the region for Q3FY07.

As the world gets smaller it becomes important for organisations going global to understand success means localising the organisation.

editor@itnews.com.au

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