EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Today we bring you the first part of an in-depth investigation into how Australia's largest miners are moving to digitise their operations and remove personnel from the coal face. We speak to the tech experts and CIOs leading the charge.

Also, a newly discovered vulnerability in the Android operating system could see affected phones remotely wiped simply by users clicking a link or receiving an SMS message.

-- James Hutchinson

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Attributes ten percent increase to carbon pricing scheme.

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Institutional bank adopts ISO data standard.

By Juha Saarinen | September 25, 2012

Storage and data-crunching services.

By Staff Writer | September 25, 2012

Fujitsu replaces Unisys in $10m deal.

By James Hutchinson | September 25, 2012

To push alarms around Australia.

By Ry Crozier | September 25, 2012

Inks $1.5bn deal with Leighton Contractors.

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Personal notifications for incoming packages.

By Juha Saarinen | September 26, 2012

Turn off browser plug-ins... again.

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