<b>What is the 30-second pitch you give people on Pronto?</b>
David Jackman: We sell software to medium size and larger businesses that enables to them to compete well against their competitors. By doing that it effectively means they can have a lower cost of ownership and a better user experience. This means they can be more nimble and particularly in this economic environment everyone is looking for nimble and quick.
Is it possible business intelligence solutions are too sexy for their own good? Yes, according to one Monash University lecturer.
Consulting, technology and outsourcing services group, Capgemini Australia is aiming to double its domestic workforce within 24 months.
It is scheduled to be handed over to the Government in February next year, but by then the National Broadband Network implementation study's findings will have already become a moot point.
Leading telecommunications analysts have predicted a rosy future for Telstra (ASX: TLS), despite the telco claiming the Federal Government's attempts to force it to separate would hurt the business.
The Australian Internet Industry Association (IIA) is updating its Family Friendly Internet Filter list with new products after testing by Enex Testlab.
The Asia-Pacific PC market has bounced back with a 16.1 per cent rise in July to September compared to the same period last year, according to analyst firm, Gartner.
The managing director of the company responsible for the testing of the Federal Government's controversial ISP-level content filtering trial wants the results made public.
The University of New England will receive $5 million in Federal Government funding over the next two years to create a fibre optic connection to the Australian Research and Education Network (AREN).
Some of the legal issues at stake and the tactics employed by the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT) in its civil case against Internet Service Provider iiNet in the Federal Court of Australia have their origins in a landmark copyright case involving the University of NSW library in 1975.
With demand for Australian resources gathering pace following a lessening of the global slowdown, the pressure on resource companies to ensure their operations and IT equipment are running with as much efficiency, effectiveness and as little down time as possible is heating up.
iiNet CEO Michael Malone will most likely not take the stand in the Internet Service Provider's (ISP) civil case against the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT) for another two weeks.
The Federal Government has released its first response to a comprehensive review of Australia's privacy laws in the digital age.
In our series this week on what certifications are needed in the networking world we take a look at the offerings for IT professionals from Aruba Networks.
Golden screwdrivers, Rudd-bucks and a handful of new customers equal two successful years for IBM's mainframe business in Australia.