EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

ETSA Utilities has refreshed the servers and storage underpinning its SAP system and made Adelaide the new home of its hardware after deciding not to renew its part of an outsourced agreement with CSC.

Also today, Mark Newton puts fingers to keyboard on the ISP-level filters, and AAPT targets Telstra in the enterprise apps space.

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MOST READ Conroy reveals plans to censor the internet Christian Lobby wants filter net cast wider UPDATE: ISPs, pollies & activists speak out on internet filter Filter pilot did not test high-speed internet Conroy reveals freefall in fibre-to-the-home costs LATEST COMMENTS "I really think the problem isn't the filter, its the list and the list creation/maintenance ..." on Commentary: Why we don't need a filter by mollyfud' Dec 17, 2009 12:05 PM' "Hmmm - It is pretty sad that IPv6 was not tested. That's a pretty big flop on their behalf. But ..." on Filter pilot did not test high-speed internet by Bazwalt' Dec 17, 2009 11:36 AM'

TODAY ON ITNEWS

By Ry Crozier | December 17, 2009

South Australian utility steps away from outsourcing.

By Mark Newton | December 17, 2009

ISP engineer Mark Newton antagonises the net's agony aunt.

By Ry Crozier | December 17, 2009

Google takes on Microsoft in the telco channel.

By Liz Tay | December 17, 2009

Brisbane on the watchful eye of NICTA video.

By Phil Muncaster | December 17, 2009

Business process management firm becomes IBM's latest acquisition.

By Shaun Nichols | December 17, 2009

Commission files suit over dealings with Nvidia.

By David Neal | December 17, 2009

Vendor promises elasticity, cost control and risk mitigation.

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