Entry-level storage makes cents
Hewlett-Packard is extending is range of servers for the SME sector with the addition of MSA1500 (Modular Smart Array).
Stories by Gabrielle Wheeler
Project: pass the exam
Temporary and short term: two characteristics of a project. But what makes it a project compared to a part of general business operations?
Taking stock keeps the bottom line in shape
Stocktaking is a typical Catch 22 exercise: costly to do and costly if you don’t do it. And if the input information is inaccurate, decision makers can’t produce the right answers.
Storage group launches local chapter
End user feedback and participation along with interoperability standards top the agenda for the Australian and New Zealand chapter of the Storage Industry Network Association, according to chairman Mark Heers at the group's official launch in Sydney today.
Legato to strengthen local ops
Legato's $US1.3 billion takeover by EMC will increase the number of staff in its local office and position Australia as the company's Asia-Pacific region hub.
'Biggest game in town' chases players
While it bypasses today's question about scarce skills, the IT Skills Hub's push to boost interest in ICT careers is focused on the next generation of IT professionals.
25 Q&As: Have a backup plan
As part of Computerworld's silver anniversary celebrations 25 IT managers recall the ups and downs of their careers. Here, Andrew Glassock, IS manager, IDG Communications, publisher of Computerworld, Sydney, shares his experiences with Gabrielle Wheeler.
Veritas gets Precise about performance
With the completion on Tuesday of its purchase of Precise Software Solutions, Veritas Software will add "a new but complementary sector" to its offerings, according to Craig Stevens, vice president of Asia-Pacific sales.
IBM debuts virtual storage solutions
IBM has made good on its storage software roadmap with the launch Thursday of its TotalStorage Virtualisation family.
When words fail
Words, said the White Rabbit (from the other side of Alice’s looking glass in Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland), can mean whatever I want them to mean.
News in brief
SecurePay launches antifraud, Harvest Road acquires Cyber, Travel.com.au, Amadeus link, Comet forms joint venture to handle BSkyB's installations
5 minutes with . . . Adrian Perry, IT manager, Australian Football League
Computerworld: How did you get into IT?
Adrian Perry: I have always had an interest in computers from a very young age.
News briefs
IT hardware manufacturer ASI Solutions has formed an alliance with Doctrieve Corporation, a provider of knowledge management and data security software.
News in brief
The federal government is encouraging people with old mobile phones, batteries and accessories to recycle them.
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