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Large firms guilty of reactive IT cost cull
Three-quarters of large firms and government departments are stripping out IT cost, with a further 10 per cent planning to do so in the future, Deloitte research shows.
Phil Muncaster
Apr 28 2009 6:08AM
Financial Services
Opinion: Can green IT survive the downturn?
The need for IT to take a lead role in environmental matters should not be diminished by the recession, writes Pete Foster.
Pete Foster
Apr 24 2009 6:34AM
Financial Services
IBM reports slight drop in profits
IBM has reported a one per cent drop in profits in its quarterly earnings statement but is bullish about the future of 2009.
Iain Thomson
Apr 21 2009 3:18PM
Financial Services
Motorola spin-off speculation revived
Motorola could yet spin off the mobile phones division of its business sooner than expected, according to analyst speculation.
Phil Muncaster
Apr 20 2009 6:20AM
Financial Services
Google sees first ever drop in revenue
Google has reported profits are still being made but sales are dropping in the recession.
Iain Thomson
Apr 17 2009 2:01PM
Financial Services
Infosys suffers as IT budgets are slashed
Infosys has revealed a sequential decline in quarterly profit in its financial results for the quarter ended 31 March 2009.
Rosalie Marshall
Apr 16 2009 11:57AM
Financial Services
Skype to spin off in early 2010 IPO
Skype parent company eBay plans to spin off consumer voice-over-IP company Skype in an initial public offering in 2010.
Staff Writers
Apr 15 2009 11:05AM
Financial Services
Unisys wins $14m ANAO deal
The Australian National Audit Office has fulfilled its Gershon-review cost saving targets in one fell swoop after negotiating 12 per cent savings with IT outsourcer, Unisys.
Brett Winterford
Apr 14 2009 3:25PM
Financial Services
Twitter downplays Google purchase rumors
Twitter co-founder Biz Stone has issued an informal response to reports that his company was about to be bought by Google.
Shaun Nichols
Apr 7 2009 2:16PM
Financial Services
BlackBerry maker sees strong profit growth
Shares in Blackberry maker Research in Motion (RIM) jumped 20 per cent in after-hours trading yesterday after the firm posted strong profits for the fourth quarter of 2009, beating analysts' expectations.
Tom Young
Apr 6 2009 12:33PM
Financial Services
Google close to buying Twitter?
Reports on blog TechCrunch claim that Google is in advanced negotiations to acquire micro-blogging site Twitter.
David Neal
Apr 4 2009 9:35AM
Financial Services
IT spending down for the first time since 2001
Analyst firm Gartner has painted a bleak picture of the IT industry in the months and years to come.
David Neal
Apr 1 2009 2:10PM
Financial Services
Google announces funding arm
Google has announced a new arm of its business, Google Ventures, a technology investment fund.
David Neal
Apr 1 2009 12:24AM
Financial Services
Black day for Melbourne R&D as NEC & CA cut staff
NEC has announced it will retrench 153 positions from its facility in Mulgrave, Melbourne - the second international vendor to dramatically reduce its Melbourne R&D investments in a single day.
Brett Winterford
Mar 25 2009 4:04PM
Financial Services
Intel tweaks stock options, freezes pay
Intel is rolling out a pair of new shareholder proposals which could affect the financial status of nearly all the company's employees.
Shaun Nichols
Mar 24 2009 2:37PM
Financial Services
Dell extends small business award deadline
Dell Australia is offering an extra fortnight for tech savvy Australian small businesses to submit an application to win between US$25,000 and US$50,000 in Dell products and services.
Staff Writers
Mar 23 2009 3:37PM
Financial Services
Palm losses widen with poor smartphone sales
Palm has posted its seventh consecutive loss-making quarter as it unveiled its latest financial results for the 2009 fiscal year.
Miya Knights
Mar 23 2009 2:45PM
Financial Services
Aussie start-ups to get $83m boost
Federal Innovation Minister Kim Carr has announced the Federal Government will offer $83 million in funding to early-stage start-up companies.
Staff Writers
Mar 18 2009 5:28PM
Financial Services
Opinion: Adopting a frugal approach to the web
Companies can still reap big rewards via their web sites by adopting a "frugal web content management" strategy, says Forrester analyst.
Mar 13 2009 12:42PM
Financial Services
Tech stocks upgraded on the ASX
Optus parent SingTel and technology retailers JB Hi-Fi have been promoted to the Standard and Poor's ASX 100 after the ratings firm conducted a review of the shell-shocked local stockmarket.
Staff Writers
Mar 7 2009 10:20AM
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