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Forrester urges IT leaders to lead business change
IT needs to change its operational structure to tightly align IT with business imperatives, said consultancy firm Forrester at its IT Forum in Portugal.
Rosalies Marshall
Jun 13 2008 3:27PM
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US remains science and tech superpower
The US remains the dominant world power in science and technology, a new US Federal government-sponsored report claims today..
Robert Jaques
Jun 13 2008 8:00AM
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Aussies most likely to use self-service
Research shows that more Australians prefer to do business with companies that provide self-service options than consumers from other regions.
Ashley Clark
Jun 12 2008 3:37PM
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Transport firms bet on mobile ticketing
Paying for transport by mobile phone will hit the mainstream within three years, according to new research..
Staff Writers
Jun 12 2008 7:37AM
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Social networking not just a Gen Y ‘thing’
Web 2.0 technologies may only have emerged within the past decade, but the concept of social networking is said to date much farther back than that.
Liz Tay
Jun 11 2008 1:50PM
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iTnews.com.au reader survey 2008
iTnews is dedicated to delivering you the best local and international IT industry news there is, so take a few minutes to let us know how we can make it more relevant for you.
Staff Writers
Jun 10 2008 12:35PM
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Austrade shows off nine Oz tech companies to Microsoft HQ
Nine Australian technology companies spent this week showcasing their financial services expertise in the US as part of an Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) initiative.
Staff Writers
Jun 6 2008 3:57PM
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Forrester counsels CIOs
Forrester Research will advise CIOs on new strategies for driving business innovation through IT, at its annual IT Forum EMEA in Lisbon next week.
Phil Muncaster
Jun 6 2008 12:57PM
Strategy
Icahn slams Yang as 'James Bond villain'
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn has hit out at Yahoo chief Jerry Yang after it emerged that the company had turned down a US$40 per share offer from Microsoft in January 2007..
Clement James
Jun 6 2008 7:44AM
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Icahn vows to yank Yang from Yahoo
Billionaire investor Carl Icahn has vowed to remove Yahoo chief executive Jerry Yang if his proposed shareholder takeover of the company goes through..
Shaun Nichols
Jun 5 2008 8:08AM
Strategy
Big brands sceptical about mobile advertising
The potential of mobile advertising is huge but has yet to convince mainstream brand owners, according to new research..
Robert Jaques
Jun 4 2008 1:57PM
Strategy
Study says mature IT practices mean more successful businesses
Results of a report by the IT Policy Compliance Group confirm that the development of a company’s IT governance, risk, and compliance (IT GRC) policies have a direct impact on financial success.
Ashley Clark
Jun 2 2008 2:34PM
Strategy
Watchdog exposes Google antics
An anonymous tipster who alerted the Australian competition watchdog about Ebay's proposal to force its users onto the Paypal payments system was none other than Google.
Nick Farrell
Jun 2 2008 8:02AM
Strategy
Call centres still putting users off
Eight out of 10 service providers believe that they provide a 'superior customer experience' through their call centres, but fewer than one in 10 customers agree..
Staff Writers
Jun 2 2008 7:59AM
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Oz Nokia chief jumps ship to join retailer
Nokia’s general manager for Australia and New Zealand, Shaun Colligan, has left his position to join a mobile phone retailer under investigation by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
Staff Writers
May 29 2008 4:06PM
Strategy
IDC warns service providers to be wary of sneaky outsourcers
IDC has warned service providers to be vigilant for the remainder of this year as the research firm predicts a number of renegotiations within outsourcing contracts will be conducted under the radar.
Staff Writers
May 27 2008 3:41PM
Strategy
S Central expands its Government services business
S Central has opened a Canberra office to expand its government services portfolio.
Lilia Guan
May 27 2008 2:43PM
Strategy
Commbank’s reseller agreement to fast-track ecommerce
A newly-announced alliance between the Commonwealth Bank and online payment service provider eWAY could fast-track how merchants set up and manage their online payment infrastructure.
Liz Tay
May 23 2008 12:25PM
Strategy
CeBIT 08: Rudd Government looks to rectify Howard’s past ICT mistakes
Finance Minister Lindsay Tanner delivered a scathing review of the former government’s ICT legacy during his address at CeBIT’s eGovernment forum.
Ashley Clark
May 22 2008 2:57PM
Strategy
Rock stars, Australia's answer to its ICT innovation crisis
Australia’s government-funded ICT research bodies are breeding new technologies only to see them stumble on the way to commercialisation and plunge into a “valley of death”, or so a panel debated at CeBIT in Sydney this week.
Mitchell Bingemann
May 21 2008 4:13PM
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