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Royal Bank of Scotland ordered to stop using unlicensed software
Given one year to replace "core" system.
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May 12 2014 12:45PM
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Ambulance Victoria exploits data to improve service
Seeks to reduce strain on 000.
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May 12 2014 10:46AM
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WA pours another $40m into Fiona Stanley Hospital IT
Embarks on its next hospital fit-out.
Paris Cowan
May 12 2014 6:46AM
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Fortescue sends mining data mobile, saves millions
10 percent productivity gains.
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Security companies in patch/don't patch spat
Seriousness of vulnerabilities debated.
Juha Saarinen
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Security
Oracle wins against Google in Java copyright case
Decision "will definitely shake up software industry".
Dan Levine
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Diane Bartz
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Software
US House committee approves bill to end NSA bulk data collection
But could it allow more metadata gathering?
Staff Writers
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Security
Conec2 forced into administration after iBoss goes under
Owner claims debt pool sunk him.
Allie Coyne
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General Electric picks Box for enterprise content sharing
Adds 300,000 users.
Juha Saarinen
May 9 2014 11:33AM
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Tasmanian emergency comms in dire state
Stalemate over whole-of-gov network.
Allie Coyne
May 9 2014 11:16AM
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Frucor shifts manufacturing to SAP
To reduce waste, improve accuracy.
Penny Wolf
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Snapchat agrees to monitoring over false deleting claims
Settles with US regulator.
Alexei Oreskovic
May 9 2014 6:46AM
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Is an opt-out myGov the new Australia Card?
Information Commissioner prepares for an old debate on new grounds.
Paris Cowan
May 9 2014 6:22AM
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Tech companies urge US FCC to scrap 'net neutrality' plan
Rail against "discrimination".
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May 8 2014 1:18PM
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Billion-dollar ISIS replacement "like peeling an onion"
DHS CIO takes one layer at a time.
Paris Cowan
May 8 2014 12:48PM
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NAB delivers first Oracle banking platform upgrade
Provides update on technology transformation.
Allie Coyne
May 8 2014 12:44PM
Software
ING moves to next stage of IT overhaul
No rest after ticking off ‘Zero Touch IT’.
Allie Coyne
May 8 2014 6:39AM
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Social engineering on rise as vulnerabilities decline: Microsoft
Deceptive downloads danger.
Juha Saarinen
May 8 2014 5:52AM
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SAP cloud president Price ousted
Follows resignation of CTO.
Juha Saarinen
May 8 2014 5:48AM
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Former NSA Director applauds Australia's Huawei ban
Claims Snowden has been "manipulated" by Russian intelligence.
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May 8 2014 3:45AM
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