Confectioner tackles business processes in suppy chain project
Cadbury Schweppes is tackling the challenge of data synchronization in its bid to build a "supply chain of the future".
Cadbury Schweppes is tackling the challenge of data synchronization in its bid to build a "supply chain of the future".
Recent data losses at financial institutions has increased industry concerns about unauthorized access, according to Deloitte's 2005 Global Security Survey released this week.
Cadbury Schweppes is tackling the challenge of data synchronization in its bid to build a "supply chain of the future."
Conflict of interest is a serious business in the financial services world and even a hint of it can put a company's reputation, and future, on the line. For Deloittes, which audits accounts and records for many of its extensive client list, and which employs many auditors on numerous projects, managing such potential conflicts became easier with automated business rules.
Victorian ICT Minister Marsha Thomson has predicted an RFID-enabled world where the chips are embedded in fruit, and are used for "strange bathroom activities."
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A Queensland government review of its software procurement is unlikely to lead to a change of suppliers.
Bathurst Regional Council has purchased nine licences for TASKey Team software, with a view to purchasing 60 more by the end of the year.
Health Minister Tony Abbott's ambitious plan to have an electronic health record system operational is highly unlikely to meet a 12 month timeframe according to Dr David More, adjunct professor of Health Informatics at the University of Canberra.
The first live run of the Indian Ocean Tsunami warning system earlier this month turned out to be a bit of a disaster.
Staff morale at EDS is at an all-time low after management refused an across-the-board pay rise in line with CPI increases, according to the Association of Professional Engineers, Scientists and Managers Australia (APESMA).
IBM launched a business transformation outsourcing centre in Brisbane on Monday, primarily aimed at luring the Japanese and Asia-Pacific region outsourcing dollar into Australia.
Australian banks are struggling to contain the fallout of a serious credit card breach which exposed 40 million account holders last month.
Fully-accredited security professionals are so hard to find in Australia that companies are being forced to look overseas in a bid to secure talent.
IT professionals are generally happy to trade part of their salary and rate of pay to acquire skills, according to a new survey.