The age-old maxim, "if it ain't broke, don't fix it," does not exist in the vocabulary of the developers from Adexio, a Victorian-based systems integrator. Although a satisfied business partner of Sage Software's CRM SalesLogix software for the past 10 years, Adexio thought the software could be more useful if it interoperated with Microsoft's .Net platform.
Spamhaus has published a list of the world's 10 worst spammers. And with inboxes bursting full of Viagra offers, penis pumps and sexual performance enhancers, is it really any wonder that they are all men?
MessageLabs has continued its push into the SMB sector by partnering with Telstra to provide a spam and phishing filtering bundle with the telco's newly announced Business Broadband plans.
On the tenth anniversary of BigPond's launch, Telstra has finally flicked the switch for uncapped high speed ADSL and ADSL2+ broadband services. However, its new 24Mbps capable ADSL2+ will only be sold in locations where competitors already offer the same service.
When Paul Young joined Australia's leading accommodation website, Wotif.com, as CIO four years ago, he was faced with a company whose explosive growth had rendered the incumbent enterprise architecture redundant. So he did what all qualified engineers are trained to do, he built his own solution, utilizing J2EE and open source software.
Shareholders of Engin have given the green light to the Seven Network's bid for a $26 million, 33 percent stake in the broadband telephony company.
Dell has won a $6 million tender with the Northern Territory Department of Employment, Education and Training (DEET) to supply over 40,000 school children with new PCs.
Contrary to news reports, the Mozilla Foundation has not prematurely released version 2.0 of its popular Firefox Internet browser and has instead warned users to not download the file from its FTP servers until the official public release.
Apple Computer has issued a warning to customers that some of its latest Video iPods have shipped with a Windows virus.
Dominos Pizza is nearing completion of an Australian-first online ordering system which has helped the company move away from dial-a-pizza pranks and towards growing sales and streamlining business processes.
Hewlett Packard has unveiled a new ink-based printhead technology that the company believes will help it capture a combined market worth $US30 billion.
Internode has completed the final stage of its hybrid network that uses a solar-powered microwave backbone and wireless technology to bring faster speeds and lower prices to the Coorong region of South Australia.
Telstra Wholesale has given official word that it has suspended Veridas ADSL services and is giving customers 10 calendar days to transfer services to another supplier.
On the back of launching its iBurst wireless broadband service in August, Spin Internet Services is taking its wares to road-warriors with a new broadband rental program.
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has raided a residential premise in relation to allegations that the occupant had sent billions of unsolicited spam emails.