Fear and confusion among Australian businesses about the GST is being compounded by the Big Five accounting firms' refusal to seek alternative compliance methods that could save local companies almost $20 billion in unnecessary charges.
The Australian Communications Authority (ACA) has said it is not concerned the second largest portion of the 1.8GHz spectrum has been awarded to a company cautioned about its equity-raising tactics.
Telstra is "on watch" after the National Party insisted the Federal Government conduct a nationwide public inquiry into the service levels of the telco.
PBL and News Ltd offshoot One.Tel has been unofficially cautioned by the Australian Stock Exchange for attempting an equity-raising tactic which favours its major shareholders over smaller shareholders.
A local developer has cited reports that have found more than 50 per cent of customer relationship management (CRM) installations were considered "failures" by customers.
Two major internet ratings companies have cried foul to a market research study suggesting internet visitation measurements such as "clicks" and "hits" are meaningless.
A small legal loophole may prevent hacker advocate group 2600 Australia from broadcasting DVD decryption codes and other sensitive information on national television.
3Com Australia has refused to comment on worldwide speculation the networking company may follow the spin-off of its Palm operations with further company reshuffling.
Hackers have downloaded thousands of credit card numbers from ecommerce sites using Microsoft's internet software, but local execs say end users are just not using the gear properly.
Loopholes in Federal laws mean hacker advocate group 2600 Australia will be able to broadcast DVD decryption codes and other sensitive information on national television within weeks.
Adelaide Bank has increased its monthly loan approvals potential from $40 million to $300 million with the implementation of a new extranet, but large organisations often underestimate the change management issues associated with similar wide-scale deployments.
Australian businesses staring down the barrel of GST compliance have been deceived by the "big five" accounting firms to the tune of almost $20 billion, an IT consultant has claimed.
United Pan-Europe Communications (UPC) has locally launched a broadband ISP targeted initially at Albury, Mackay, Bendigo and other regional Australian towns.
Microsoft Australia has no connection to Expedia.com, a US online travel agency run by Microsoft in the US, which has been hit with credit card fraud.
PC vendor Compaq has shot a $5 million injection into the arm of the Australian technology development industry.