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Top-end ECM could be risky investment
Market leaders in the enterprise content management (ECM) space could represent a higher risk to IT buyers than their mid-market rivals, according to new research from CMS Watch.
Phil Muncaster
Oct 13 2008 12:07AM
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Web 2.0 set for a fire sale, says analyst
Customers could soon see much lower prices for common web-based applications, according to one analyst.
Shaun Nichols
Oct 11 2008 7:33PM
Software
IBM extends SOA offerings
IBM has announced new offerings to help customers deploy service-oriented architecture (SOA) technology.
Rosalie Marshall
Oct 10 2008 7:21AM
Software
Mandriva Linux 2009 'optimised' for mini laptops
Linux publisher Mandriva has released its latest distribution, offering a faster boot time and up-to-date versions of tools such as KDE, Gnome, OpenOffice and Firefox, plus an installer that optimises the platform for mini-laptops.
Daniel Robinson
Oct 10 2008 7:21AM
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Xtreme fuels expansion with open source-based video recording
Advertising intelligence company Xtreme Information plans to drop Ubuntu-based DVRs in Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane to expand the reach of its monitoring.
Ry Crozier
Oct 9 2008 4:18PM
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Opera maverick is still making waves
Trivia quiz: Which browser was the first to implement tabs, integrated search, zoom, saved sessions, and runs on mobile phones and TVs? Hint: it wasn't Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Chrome.
Wendy Grossman
Oct 9 2008 7:39AM
Software
Oracle acquires Primavera Software
Oracle is to add new project portfolio management (PPM) solutions to its enterprise software line with the acquisition of Primavera Software for an undisclosed sum.
Rosalie Marshall
Oct 9 2008 7:32AM
Software
Keynotes announced for linux.conf.au 2009
Organisers of linux.conf.au 2009 (LCA 2009) have announced the three keynote speakers who will be leading next year’s 'March South'.
Staff Writers
Oct 9 2008 7:21AM
Software
Court injunction stops sales of RealDVD
A US court has banned the sale of RealNetworks' RealDVD copying software as part of the legal case brought by six Hollywood studios.
Iain Thomson
Oct 8 2008 3:17PM
Software
SAP says it is hurting
German business software outfit, SAP said that it is suffering badly from the economic downturn.
Nick Farrell
Oct 8 2008 6:55AM
Software
CA pushes into virtualisation management space
Software management vendor CA will make a major push into the virtualisation space today with a tool aimed at managing virtual and physical resources.
Madeline Bennett
Oct 8 2008 6:47AM
Software
Oracle, ESX data recovery offered back to creators
Kroll Ontrack is offering a service that recovers data from corrupted Oracle databases and VMware ESX servers, but says it isn’t being recommended by either vendor -– at least not yet.
Ry Crozier
Oct 8 2008 6:00AM
Software
Ballmer denies involvement in Vista Capable
In a written deposition to court Steve Ballmer has denied all knowledge of the Vista Capable marketing program that resulted in a class action suit against his company.
Iain Thomson
Oct 7 2008 3:20PM
Software
IBM Bluehouse arrives in beta
IBM has unveiled new cloud computing applications, including Bluehouse that will deliver web-based social networking and collaboration tools.
Rosalie Marshall
Oct 7 2008 3:20PM
Software
Virtualisation set to drive SaaS adoption
Three-quarters of organisations believe that server virtualisation will drive adoption of software-as-a-service (SaaS), according to new research released today by web hosting firm Hostway.
Phil Muncaster
Oct 7 2008 12:37AM
Software
PacLib performs VMware analysis but chooses Microsoft
The PacLib Group has baulked at a $50,000 quote from VMware to virtualise its environment, deciding instead to take on Microsoft’s Hyper-V.
Ry Crozier
Oct 6 2008 6:30AM
Software
Norway ISO members walk out over OOXML
Norwegian members of the Technical Committee of that country's International Standards Organisation (ISO) body Standard Norge have resigned their posts to protest the approval of Microsoft's OOXML document formats proposal in defiance of the majority recommendation.
Egan Orion
Oct 5 2008 11:26PM
Software
Microsoft grants XP another stay
Microsoft is planning to further extend the retail life of Windows XP.
Shaun Nichols
Oct 4 2008 12:51PM
Software
iPhone startup brings fuel price app to Australia
A team of developers from Australia and the U.S. is monetising consumers’ petrol price concerns with the launch of a free-to-use iPhone application.
Liz Tay
Oct 3 2008 3:28PM
Software
Mobiles get enterprise-grade remote control
RealVNC is to release a two-way remote control tool for mobile devices in versions for Symbian, Windows Mobile, Apple's iPhone, Linux and Blackberry platforms.
Daniel Robinson
Oct 3 2008 7:27AM
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