For online entertainment company Quickflix, meeting customer demands and the changing face of technology has required an intuitive platform and content system capable of keeping up with the ever evolving world of entertainment. And after launching its Web site and CRM on .Net architecture three years ago, the company feels it's made the right choice.
SurfControl has released an upgrade for its Enterprise Threat Shield (ETS) that protects corporate networks against the dangers of Skype.
After conducting a national survey into IP Telephony Security, Sydney-based integrator, Integ, has revealed that 97 per cent of organisations do not have sufficient security measures in place when they implement IP telephony and as a result are putting their data networks at risk.
Tangible Software Solutions, a Canadian based software development and consulting company, has released version 2.5 of its VB.NET to C# conversion utility, Instant C#.
Australian software developer, Beethoven Computer Services has attained global Independent Software Vendor (ISV)/Software Solutions Competency from Microsoft for it flagship product, Resolve.
After a five year hiatus, Nortel is re-entering the broadband access market through a joint venture with leading network provider Huawei Technologies.
Confusion among end-users and the channel about the differences of Web application firewalls (WAF) has opened up an untapped sector in the security market for integrators, according to Check Point country manager, Scott McKinnel.
When South Australia's Whyalla Council decided to overhaul its computer network and introduce laptops to elected members, manager of information services David Poyner decided to kill two birds with one stone by implementing a security suite to protect the new network.
Convergence will generate more than a trillion dollars in revenue between now and the end of the decade, according to a report released this week by consulting firm Deloitte.
VoIP carrier Broadband Phone, has selected Equinix's Sydney hub to provide co-location and network exchange infrastructure for its range of wholesale and retail services.
Optus is hoping that a new mobile interface, smart datacards for laptops and instant messaging software will be enough to steal rival operators' thunder this Christmas, as the telco unleashes its 3G mobile service over the next two weeks.
The days of having to be locked in to your Internet phone call provider are over, thanks to a free service by a local technology company.
Leaders need to be developed and recognized now if the industry is to avoid a potential "crisis of leadership", according to John Price, chairman of the Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA).
Nortel chief technologist and vice president of network architecture, Phil Edholm has brushed aside claims that the consolidation of desktop communication devices will sound the death knell for the desktop phone.
If you want to lead geeks, you're going to have to get to know them, says self-professed geek and author Paul Glen.