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Data centre drive for Fujitsu
FUJITSU Australia plans to expand its data centre holdings to plug a looming shortfall in national capacity and to underpin new business in its infrastructure-as-a-service offerings.
IT transformation slows Telstra
TELSTRA chief David Thodey admitted that its multi-billion dollar IT transformation project had stymied its ability to change product prices.
$150m spent on IT integration: Westpac
NEARLY half of $392 million spent on integration costs following the merger between Westpac and St George were attributed to IT, systems and operations.
Cisco-EMC-VMware in data centre alliance
TECHNOLOGY titans Cisco, EMC and VMware announced an alliance to peddle the wonders of cloud computing and virtualisation in a $US350 billion business market.
Health misses key goals
THE federal Health Department did not meet its e-health implementation targets for 2008-09, failing to progress the electronic sharing of clinical information.
Telstra scraps $2.20 fee to pay bills
TELSTRA will no longer slug customers an administration fee for paying their bills over-the-counter or by mail.
Chinese satellites to help spy on bush
AUSTRALIAN and Chinese scientists have teamed up to crank up the use of satellites for monitoring natural disasters including floods and bushfires.
Secret e-health reports to be released
THREE separate investigations on privacy concerns conducted over the past three years on e-health are finally to be made public.
Resumes updated instantly via SaaS
FIVE local IT recruitment agencies have decided to use iProfile so candidates can keep their resumes consistently up to date.
iiNet chief's first day in court
THE service provider's legal defence was weakened by an admission it did not act on strong evidence its nework was used for piracy.
Telstra pay dispute may hit customers
TELSTRA services face disruption tomorrow with employees threatening industrial action.
Microsoft cuts 800 jobs
MICROSOFT said it is cutting a further 800 jobs across its operations.
IT transformation slows Telstra
TELSTRA chief David Thodey admitted that its multi-billion dollar IT transformation project had stymied its ability to change product prices.
Telstra scraps $2.20 fee to pay bills
TELSTRA will no longer slug customers an administration fee for paying their bills over-the-counter or by mail.
Data centre drive for Fujitsu
FUJITSU Australia plans to expand its data centre holdings to plug a looming shortfall in national capacity and to underpin new business in its infrastructure-as-a-service offerings.
Qantas staff snub IBM job shift
ONLY 30 per cent, or 50 workers, with the Qantas IT project delivery team have agreed to move to IBM.
$150m spent on IT integration: Westpac
NEARLY half of $392 million spent on integration costs following the merger between Westpac and St George were attributed to IT, systems and operations.
Health misses key goals
THE federal Health Department did not meet its e-health implementation targets for 2008-09, failing to progress the electronic sharing of clinical information.
Cisco-EMC-VMware in data centre alliance
TECHNOLOGY titans Cisco, EMC and VMware announced an alliance to peddle the wonders of cloud computing and virtualisation in a $US350 billion business market.
Telstra workers to strike
TELSTRA workers will strike after negotiations with the company's management over enterprise bargaining agreements reached a deadlock.
Cisco-EMC-VMware in data centre alliance
TECHNOLOGY titans Cisco, EMC and VMware announced an alliance to peddle the wonders of cloud computing and virtualisation in a $US350 billion business market.
Chinese satellites to help spy on bush
AUSTRALIAN and Chinese scientists have teamed up to crank up the use of satellites for monitoring natural disasters including floods and bushfires.
Database keeps bikes tuned up
A WEB tool to manage bicycle data for elite cyclists will help the athletes ride faster and safer.
PM's award a clear signal of achievement
THE man who invented key technology inside nearly every WiFi device in the world hasn't received a cent in royalty payments. But last night he took home the $300,000 Prime Minister's Prize for Science.
Hospitals need open source in IT: expert
OPEN source software is one cure for health IT implementation woes, a leading health informatics researcher says.
IT system doesn't connect with doctors
A FEDERAL scheme to provide thousands of GPs with communications encryption technology so they can send sensitive health information securely over the internet risks turning into an expensive white elephant.
Apple puts touch "Magic" in mouse
APPLE has unveiled a new generation computer mouse with touch controls similar to those in wildly popular iPhones and iPod Touch devices.
Microsoft hopeful technology will spur growth
MICROSOFT hopes that technology will spur economic growth around the world as the software giant launches its latest operating system.
Tech training firm upbraided over rip-offs
A MELBOURNE-BASED IT training company has exploited up to 80 international students and IT graduates by pretending to offer jobs.
Qld recording system slows courts
QUEENSLAND'S courts are suffering major delays as a new digital recording system puts prosecutions at risk.
Resumes updated instantly via SaaS
FIVE local IT recruitment agencies have decided to use iProfile so candidates can keep their resumes consistently up to date.
Internet turns 40 with party
TECHNOLOGY and media stars, pundits, and entrepreneurs joined the internet's father to celebrate the 40th anniversary of his culture-changing child.
Online support group set up for teen abuse victims
AN online support group for adolescents who have been sexually abused will be trialed in NSW as an Australian first.
Twitter enters Bing, Google universe
MICROSOFT has started integrating Twitter messages into its new internet search engine Bing and arch rival Google announced plans to do the same.
Google Editions to be available next year
GOOGLE'S online e-book application will have some half-a-million publications available in the first half of next year.
SBS goes with Facebook tide
AS other media organisations step warily into the social media space, SBS is embracing sites such as Facebook and Twitter.
Judges have final decision on Twitter
THE Federal Court will leave it up to individual judges to decide whether to allow cases to be covered using Twitter.
Microsoft search engine makes steady progress
MICROSOFT'S new search engine is making steady progress in its bid to wrest a bigger share of the search market away from Google.
Web creator apologises for his strokes
A LIGHT has been shone on one of the great mysteries of the internet. What is the point of the two slashes infront of the "www"?
eBay Australia passes 10-year mark
SINCE 1999 ebay.com.au has attracted bargain hunters, desperate shopaholics and the just plain lazy.
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