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Microsoft lobbies to drown cloud stigma
Cloud laws continue to confuse.
Brett Winterford
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James Hutchinson
Sep 2 2011 6:23AM
Networking
Photos: TechEd lets loose
Attendees of Microsoft's TechEd 2011 let loose on the Thursday night with a "Fun Factory" full of go karts, sports, karaoke, Kinect and... stormtroopers.
Sep 2 2011 6:00AM
Software
Daily deals relies on 'gut feeling' for site spikes
How much do you spin up in the cloud?
James Hutchinson
Sep 1 2011 4:04PM
Software
Analysis: How to reject unfit software
A case study in why you should document supplier promises.
Ry Crozier
Sep 1 2011 2:45PM
Strategy
Engineers Australia overhauls IT systems
Six-million-dollar project hits midway point.
Liz Tay
Sep 1 2011 1:36PM
Software
Salesforce.com pushes social enterprise
Chief executive warns of 'Corporate Spring'.
Liz Tay
Sep 1 2011 6:50AM
Software
Gmail to work offline but not Docs editing
Can't crack offline Docs editing yet.
Liam Tung
Sep 1 2011 6:44AM
Software
Java founder leaves Google for deep blue
James Gosling dives into unmanned ocean vehicles.
Liam Tung
Sep 1 2011 12:06AM
Software
Comment: Five things I hate about AusTender
Features that drag down an otherwise good resource.
John Hilvert
Aug 31 2011 2:01PM
Financial Services
Dialog wins $3.8m offshore license system
System to streamline exploration approvals.
John Hilvert
Aug 31 2011 10:12AM
Financial Services
VMware launches mobile hypervisor
Separates work, home environments.
Liz Tay
Aug 31 2011 9:31AM
Software
HP makes one more batch of TouchPads
By popular and unfulfilled demand, it's back.
Liam Tung
Aug 31 2011 7:08AM
Hardware
VMware boss post-PCs Redmond's 70s jibe
Tit for Tad: In 3 years, 80 percent of web devices won't be Windows PCs.
Liam Tung
Aug 31 2011 6:31AM
Software
NSW Government sponsors Microsoft sales pitch
Send your business to Singapore.
Brett Winterford
Aug 30 2011 3:31PM
Software
Photos: VMworld 2011 in Las Vegas
VMware hosted some 19,000 customers and 250 exhibitors at its annual conference.
Aug 30 2011 12:43PM
Software
Cable: US pressured EU to approve Oracle-Sun merger
Leak reveals US Government lobbied on behalf of Oracle.
Brett Winterford
Aug 30 2011 12:07PM
Software
Touch splits Windows 8 users
Windows users want XP cut, copy, paste... but on touch.
Liam Tung
Aug 30 2011 7:01AM
Software
RSA rolls out 900 virtual desktops to Australia
Re-architects in-house security.
Darren Pauli
Aug 29 2011 3:06PM
Software
Defence bolsters search for open source software
Discloses year-long 'semi-formal' OpenOffice trial.
Liz Tay
Aug 29 2011 6:38AM
Software
Analysis: Google/Motorola peak of patent price bubble
The mobile patent bubble may just have popped.
Poornima Gupta and Bill Rigby
Aug 26 2011 12:52PM
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