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Westpac reality check on Web 2.0
Westpac has revealed that changing business conditions and poor adoption forced it to abandon or shelve some of its highest-profile Enterprise 2.0 projects.
Brett Winterford
Feb 24 2009 5:51PM
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Adelaide Uni offers Gmail to 16000 students
The University of Adelaide has increased e-mailbox limits for 16,000 students from 250MB up to a potential 7GB after inking a “non-financial arrangement” with Google.
Staff Writers
Feb 24 2009 3:22PM
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Microsoft reveals details of Gazelle browser
Microsoft researchers are working on a new browser called Gazelle which it promises will have some impressive new features and capabilities.
David Neal
Feb 24 2009 5:28AM
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Citrix helps Microsoft scale out Hyper-V
Microsoft and Citrix have opened a new chapter in their partnership with the announcement of tools to help enterprises scale up and manage virtual machine deployments based on Microsoft's Hyper-V technology.
Daniel Robinson
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iPhone users not using apps
A study into the way people used downloaded iPhone applications has shown that most are barely used after downloading.
Iain Thomson
Feb 23 2009 3:38PM
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Google rejects Atlantis discovery claims
Google has denied claims that its Google Earth tool had been used to discover a grid of streets in the ocean thought to be the lost city of Atlantis.
Rosalie Marshall
Feb 23 2009 6:34AM
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Microsoft readies new Windows 7 and Vista releases
Microsoft has announced it is to release new updates for PCs running the Windows 7 beta.
Phil Muncaster
Feb 23 2009 6:34AM
Software
SAP buys Coghead to expand SaaS portfolio
SAP has acquired Coghead, a company that enables developers to build cloud applications without code, for an undisclosed amount.
Rosalie Marshall
Feb 21 2009 7:37AM
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Firms set to mine social computing for CRM
More than half of companies are likely to establish online communities to help them with their CRM initiatives by next year, but poor management may cause many of these projects to backfire, according to Gartner.
Phil Muncaster
Feb 21 2009 7:37AM
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Business intelligence skips strategy: Gartner
Less than 10 percent of Aussie organisations with a business intelligence system have a wider BI strategy that deals with things like cultural and foundational data issues, according to Gartner.
Ry Crozier
Feb 20 2009 4:04PM
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"Vista Capable" suit hobbled
A judge has ruled that the US case against Microsoft's 'Vista Capable' program can not proceed as a single class action lawsuit.
Shaun Nichols
Feb 20 2009 3:41PM
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Social networks driving Flash Lite usage
The continuing popularity of social networking sites is driving the success of Adobe Flash Lite technology on mobile handsets, according to Strategy Analytics.
Phil Muncaster
Feb 20 2009 6:44AM
Software
Google wins Street View privacy case
A Pennsylvania couple who claimed that their privacy had been violated by Google's Street View mapping service have failed to win compensation through the US courts.
Rosalie Marshall
Feb 19 2009 6:48AM
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Oracle beefs up CRM On Demand
Oracle has bolstered its portfolio of software-as-a-service customer relationship management (CRM) products with the addition of five new applications designed to help boost salesforce productivity, lower costs and improve customer satisfaction.
Phil Muncaster
Feb 19 2009 6:48AM
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Citrix brings remote support service to SMBs
Citrix is expanding its GoToAssist remote support service to SMBs.
Shaun Nichols
Feb 18 2009 3:22PM
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Cisco takes WebEx mobile
Cisco has unveiled plans to bring its WebEx online meeting service to a new crop of smartphone handsets.
Shaun Nichols
Feb 18 2009 3:22PM
Software
MWC: Telstra to launch email service for Windows phones
Telstra will launch an all-you-can-eat mobile e-mail service based on the Microsoft Exchange platform in May, timed with the release of a new Telstra-branded skin for Windows phones.
Brett Winterford
Feb 18 2009 7:04AM
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Brazil carries out world’s largest desktop virtualisation project
More than 350,000 virtualised desktops will be introduced to Brazilian schools in what is claimed to be the world’s largest-ever implementation of the technology.
Angelica Mari
Feb 18 2009 6:56AM
Software
Red Hat and Microsoft ink virtualisation support deal
Red Hat and Microsoft have agreed to build better interoperability between their respective virtualisation platforms, and to provide co-ordinated technical support for customers.
Daniel Robinson
Feb 18 2009 6:52AM
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Facebook users up in arms over new T&Cs
A change to Facebook's terms of service, which extends control over user content to profiles that have been shut down, has prompted nearly 20,000 users to join protest groups.
Rosalie Marshall
Feb 18 2009 6:52AM
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