Vic govt inks $5M spatial mapping deal
The Victorian Department of Sustainability and Environment (DSE) has renewed a $5 million three-year deal for its state property mapping system with IT services company Logica.
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Top posts on the AFACT v iiNet case decision
The delivery of a verdict in the ongoing saga of iiNet vs AFACT has sparked an influx of comments on articles and forums across the web. Here we take a look at some of the top posts.
CSC nets $8 million Australian Electoral Commission contract
IT services provider, CSC, has netted an $8 million contract with the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) for the provision of mainframe and network communications services.
WA Police leveraged in PayPal email scam
The Western Australia Police banner, badge and logo are being used by scammers in a fake email requesting recipients to hand over PayPal details.
GroceryChoice a "shocking waste of taxpayers' money"
A Senate Economic Committee has slammed the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) over its handling of the Federal Government’s failed GroceryChoice website.
Communications Alliance picks Michael Lee as Chair
The Communications Alliance has chosen former federal communications minister, Michael Lee to take the role of independent Chair from January 1 2010.
Computerworld’s Telstra News Wrap
Your one stop shop to the week's Telstra news.
Futurist Ross Dawson's Predictions for 2016 (Part 2)
Part two of an in-depth interview where we ask futurist Ross Dawson to elaborate on his predictions for 2016, their implications for the corporation and the individual
Futurist Ross Dawson's Predictions for 2016 (Part 1)
Part one of an in-depth interview where we ask futurist Ross Dawson to elaborate on his predictions for 2016, their implications for the corporation and the individual.
Security depends on vigilant developers, users
There's been a lot of fuss in the press recently about Web 2.0 security. In the past year, Facebook and Twitter both have had serious problems that have made some waves among the technically savvy.
Hitachi Announces NAS Platform
Hitachi Data Systems announced the availability of its Network Attached Storage (NAS) platform, with two new solutions for midrange storage. Hitachi NAS 3080 and 3090 offer Intelligent File Tiering capability in midrange and include benefits to increase productivity and simplify storage, the company claimed.
In pictures: Taking apart Hewlett-Packard's Proliant DL380 G5 server
The DL380 G5 is one of the workhorses of today's server room. According to HP it's one of the world's best selling servers available in a variety of configurations.
Video conferencing cuts travel by half a million for architect firm
Architecture and design company Woods Bagot has saved more than $440,000 by deploying a video conferencing across its 15 sites in Sydney, Dubai and San Francisco.
Businesses shun Web 2.0 security: survey
Businesses are shunning Web 2.0 specific security, according to recent research.
50,000 uni students get free Lotus Symphony
Some 50,000 Australian university students will receive a free version of IBM's Lotus Symphony software this month as part of on-campus promotions managed by StudentRights.com.