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ACIF releases new telco code
An industry group has issued a set of rules for consumer telecommunications contracts that is expected to stop service providers acting unfairly or confusing their customers.
Staff Writers
Feb 28 2005 2:29PM
Telco/ISP
Air Force consolidates Microsoft contracts to improve security
The U.S. Air Force consolidated 38 contracts for Microsoft software and nine support contracts into two enterprise-wide agreements, a move it says will improve security and save money.
Marcia Savage
Nov 22 2004 4:32PM
Security
Recent contracts give Novell solid quarter
Novell's Australian operation reported a 19.2 percent increase in third quarter revenue over the previous quarter, the company said today.
Staff Writers
Aug 20 2004 12:00AM
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