Break-in leaves shelter barking mad
A computer hard drive containing 7500 membership details and donor lists has been stolen from the RSPCA's Yagoona branch in south-western Sydney.
Stories by Michael Crawford
Stack and store
The number one priority for IT managers when considering storage solutions can be summed up in one word: disaster and the way it relates to prevention, recovery, risk and security. How to best prepare data to survive an apocalypse is the storage issue that keeps IT managers awake at night. With Michael Crawford
Outsourced security good for ROI
Stretched in-house resources are driving the uptake of managed security services but one IT security provider warns the local market is still a bit like the Wild West.
Coonan retains IT ministry
Senator Helen Coonan has retained the Information Technology, Communications and Arts portfolio amidst speculation the Liberal government would replace her position with Finance Minister Nick Minchin.
More Telstra jobs head offshore
Telstra has announced plans to outsource what could potentially be 400 jobs in the applications, development and billing services division through Electronic Data Systems (EDS).
Vodafone rolls out virtual staff
Vodafone has introduced its latest voice recognition software and created its persona to match its pre-paid customers' stereotype ideal.
'Her' name is Lara, a 28-year-old brunette with a penchant for popular music. And naturally, she is single. Very single.
Hospital VoIP project strikes hang ups
Newcastle Private Hospital has installed a converged VoIP network across two sites to offer voice, video and data communications via fixed line and wireless LAN.
Wal-Mart comes down under to boost RFID fan club
Recognising that technological innovation can drive business process change, Wal-Mart proudly takes responsibility for bringing RFID-tagged goods to the masses.
Patties cooks up a dynamic supply chain environment
Australian-owned Patties Foods has implemented a small-scale version of Wal-Mart's ambitious RFID plans as a precursor to a full supply chain rollout in the next couple of years.
Unisys Australia staff face uncertain future
Close to 3000 staff employed by Unisys Australia face an uncertain future following the announcement that the vendor plans to slash 1400 jobs worldwide.
Business sees IT as too slow, inflexible
IT managers are struggling with negative business perceptions that IT is too slow and inflexible to support a fast-moving and changing environment, according to IDC storage research director Graham Penn.
Check overhyped and must--have security technologies
With security vulnerabilities increasing, IT managers who do not make the right decisions today face an even greater level of exposure over the next five years, analysts warned last week.
Data security rates high in offshore selection
Code theft and other recent security breaches at popular outsourcing destinations such as India has turned a spotlight on selecting the best offshoring destinations to ensure high levels of data protection.
Oh what a feeling, finding the right tool
To produce a car every 90 seconds, Toyota Australia needed a change management tool that could cope in a real-time manufacturing environment.
CIO debate gets a dose of reality
Recently compiled salary research has added a dose of reality to media reports spruiking the million-dollar salaries paid to Australia's most prominent CIOs.