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Web services security gets $2 million boost
A collaborative agreement between Microsoft and National ICT Australia will fund research into advanced web services security.
Damien Virulhapen
Feb 10 2005 11:00AM
Software
Police raid NSW pirating operation
Police have raided a Coffs Harbour premises and uncovered a DVD pirating operation alleged to be worth $750,000.
Byron Connolly
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Staff Writers
Feb 9 2005 2:02PM
Software
ColdFusion MX 7 builds SMS apps for mobile phones
Macromedia this week announced the newest version of its ColdFusion MX web application server, adding support for apps that interact with mobile phones via SMS text messaging.
Staff Writers
Feb 8 2005 2:00PM
Software
Australia's online-best honoured
The best of Australia's interactive industry was honoured at the annual AIMIA awards.
Damien Virulhapen
Feb 7 2005 1:00PM
Software
Gnome 2.10 hits beta
The Gnome Project has released the first public beta of its next open-source desktop application.
Staff Writers
Feb 7 2005 10:00AM
Software
Microsoft mulls CRM channel expansion
As it celebrates a sometimes controversial year of selling customer relationship management applications in the Australian market, Microsoft is also weighing up the pros and cons of expanding its pool of CRM channel partners.
Angus Kidman
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Angus Kidman
Feb 4 2005 10:30AM
Software
BEA in channel drive
Enterprise software outfit BEA Systems has stepped up its commitment to channel partners with the addition of Andrew Paton as its “alliance architect.”
Byron Connolly
Feb 3 2005 1:23PM
Software
$4000 prize to lure developers to competition
Intersystems is tempting the development community with a $4000 prize to promote one of its products.
Staff Writers
Feb 2 2005 2:35PM
Software
Man arrested for allegedly selling stolen goods on eBay
Police have arrested a man for allegedly selling stolen property on online marketplace eBay.
Vivienne Fisher
Feb 2 2005 11:08AM
Software
WebEx expands, refines partner strategy
Online conferencing provider WebEx is shifting to a mixture of direct sales, partnering and co-selling as it targets further expansion in the regional teleconferencing market.
Angus Kidman
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Angus Kidman
Jan 31 2005 10:55AM
Software
Witness Systems completes Blue Pumpkin acquisition
Witness Systems, a US-based provider of workforce optimisation software has completed its US$75 million acquisition of Blue Pumpkin Software.
Byron Connolly
Jan 25 2005 3:35PM
Software
Citrix to shed more partners
Citrix is preparing to cut more partners from its reseller ranks this year as it sharpens its focus on tougher certification, increasing manufacturing and government sales and winning over Microsoft users.
Fleur Doidge
Jan 25 2005 10:32AM
Software
FrontRange fronts up for reseller drive
Mid-range CRM and service management vendor FrontRange Solutions is on the hunt for channel partners to spruik its relatively new HEAT product range and the latest version of IP Contact Center in the hope of doubling local revenues.
Darren Baguely
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Darren Baguley
Jan 24 2005 12:20PM
Software
Warehouses to go virtual
Combining technology adoption, business processes and security-oriented regulation is on the verge of creating "virtual warehouse" networks, a global service provider has predicted.
Staff Writers
Jan 18 2005 3:15PM
Software
World of Warcraft not enough
Blizzard’s latest foray into the successful Warcraft series of games is selling exceptionally well, with over 600,000 copies sold across North America, Australia and New Zealand since its 24 November launch.
Dan Chiappini
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Dan Chiapinni
Jan 17 2005 4:03PM
Software
Toshiba deploys local software
ASX-listed software developer ComOps has signed a deal with Toshiba to provide its sales account management (SAM) system to help the global hardware giant manage customer service in remote locations.
Staff Writers
Jan 17 2005 8:55AM
Software
Local students invent tsunami warning software
Two students from the University of Technology in Sydney have developed a desktop application to warn of impending tsunamis.
Ron Osborn
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DVD Editor
Jan 14 2005 3:37PM
Software
Qld signs Microsoft support for $8m
Queensland Government has signed a three year, $8 million software support agreement with Microsoft Australia.
Staff Writers
Jan 13 2005 2:05PM
Software
Ingram renews online networking deal
Ingram Micro has renewed its global agreement with web conferencing applications provider WebEx for its reseller demonstrations, staff training and monthly marketing meetings.
Staff Writers
Jan 12 2005 7:10AM
Software
Mystery tsunami website no hoax
An unofficial tsunami relief website suspected of trying to defraud charitable Australians was started by a Hobart 19-year-old whose uncle went missing in the Boxing Day tragedy.
Fleur Doidge
Jan 4 2005 1:21PM
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