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IBM to overhaul DIMA’s system
Following a number of public embarrassments the Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs (DIMA) has appointed IBM to overhaul its IT systems.
Lilia Guan
Jun 20 2006 10:53AM
Hardware
EDS to double workforce in China
EDS, the world's largest computer services firm after IBM, plans to more than double its workforce in China to 2000 by the end of 2007 to boost its outsourcing operations.
Staff Writers
Jun 15 2006 10:26AM
Training & Development
IBM in consulting services push
IBM, the world's biggest computer services provider, said it's selling its experience running research-and-development programs to other companies as it expands its consulting business.
Staff Writers
Jun 15 2006 10:03AM
Strategy
IT services move away from big-name vendors
High demand for project-based services and software support has helped the global IT services market achieve a six percent growth rate in 2005, Gartner has said.
Staff Writers
Jun 14 2006 2:29PM
Strategy
IDC Directions: ICT leaders debate skills, outsourcing
Some of the industry’s leading companies have come together to debate the impact of outsourcing and the current skills shortage.
Tim Lohman
Apr 28 2006 4:52PM
Strategy
IBM unveils new processor encryption technology
IBM announced today that it is changing the way security can be built into devices and consumer products.
Ericka Chickowski
Apr 10 2006 9:44PM
Security
Australia scared of innovation: IBM
Australian organisations fear innovation as being too risky, expensive and time-consuming, if a new study commissioned by IBM is to be believed.
Staff Writers
Mar 20 2006 2:37PM
Strategy
CIOs fearful of cyber crime
Australian CIOs now rank employees as the greatest threat to organisational security, according to a new IBM comissioned report.
Staff Writers
Mar 14 2006 1:19PM
Security
IBM: Cybercriminals to get stealthier
Cybercrime will focus on attacking specific organizations or companies for extortion in the next year, moving away from mass global attacks, a recent report has said.
Frank Washkuch
Jan 23 2006 9:05PM
Security
Big Blue makes Classic SMB acquisition
IBM has moved to boost its SMB offering with the acquisition of local player Classic Blue.
Tim Lohman
Jan 12 2006 12:40PM
Software
IBM aims to boost SOA security with DataPower acquisition
In a bid to improve the security of its business application software IBM has agreed a take over of DataPower, privately-held provider of products designed help improve security and speed the processing of computer transactions.
William Eazel
Oct 20 2005 10:26AM
Security
Red Hat adds Alstom IT as second distributor
Alstom IT has signed a distribution agreement with Red Hat, becoming the open source-derived software vendor's second distributor in Australia.
Fleur Doidge
Sep 15 2005 4:20PM
Software
IBM invests in NetPriva
IBM Australia's network integration and consulting business Cerulean has acquired a minority shareholding in Australian network performance management tools developer NetPriva.
Byron Connolly
Sep 15 2005 8:30AM
Hardware
Lenovo eyes Australian retail, consumer sales
Lenovo has outlined plans to move on the Australian retail market as part of its strategy around the US$1.75 billion takeover of IBM's personal computing division.
Fleur Doidge
Aug 16 2005 12:06PM
Hardware
IBM adds tactics to boost middleware sales
IBM has concocted two new initiatives, Practice Accelerator and Solution Builder Express, to help boost sales through its software business partners.
Fleur Doidge
Aug 2 2005 5:21PM
Software
IT outsourcing spend grows
Spending on IT services in the Asia/Pacific region grew 12.4 percent between 2003 and 2004, according to research firm Gartner.
Staff Writers
May 19 2005 10:45AM
Strategy
IBM eyes Dell, HP in SystemSeller initiative
IBM has launched a channel initiative in Australia that includes tailored server and storage bundles in a global bid to steal SMB market share from competitors such as Dell and HP.
Fleur Doidge
May 16 2005 4:07PM
Hardware
Lenovo completes IBM buy
Lenovo has completed its US$1.25 billion acquisition – comprising some US$650 million in cash and US$600 million in Lenovo Group shares -- of IBM's PC Division.
Staff Writers
May 2 2005 3:46PM
Hardware
IBM to roll out SystemSeller program
IBM has outlined launch plans for a channel initiative designed to grab server and storage market share from rivals Dell and HP.
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Fleur Doidge
Apr 19 2005 3:35PM
Hardware
IBM rebrands Logicalis subsidiary
IBM has rebranded and relaunched Logicalis, an Australia-based network services provider it bought last year, as Cerulean.
Staff Writers
Apr 18 2005 1:00PM
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