Stories by Helen Han

UPDATE: Exhibitions to merge into mega-event

Australian Exhibition Services and Key3Media, have formed an $8 million joint venture, consolidating the staging of trade spectacles Comdex and NetWorld+Interop, with former AES competitor event IT2001.

Govt needs to get its online act together

Most government agency online strategies are in their "infancy", failing to provide competitive, comprehensive and personalised internet services, according to Deloitte Consulting.

The human face of IT

Developers must design technology with psychological considerations in mind in order for them to become "socially acceptable", Chris Morris, Gartner Asia-Pacific's vice president and research group director, said yesterday.

To the strong go the VC spoils

Local dot-coms are vying for the attention of venture capitalists but the criteria are strict and only the tough, educated applicants will make the cut, an Internet World 2000 press conference was told last week.

Discount WA telco heads east

Independent Western Australian telecommunications carrier Global Dial will launch its voice over internet protocol (VoIP) telephony services to the eastern seaboard over the next three months.

Virus infections on the rise

Computer virus infections are up by 60 per cent since 1999, and on the rise in Australia, according to a Computer Associates-commissioned study released yesterday.

Analyst gives mixed diagnosis on Asia e-business

E-businesses in the Asia-Pacific will only survive if they overhaul traditional "ego" driven business practices, and adopt more American and "right brain" business philosophies, a senior analyst said yesterday.

Is Linux a net security risk?

A SANS Institute of America report has named Linux and Unix operated sites as more vulnerable to internet attacks than Windows and Mac powered sites.

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