SCO makes no IP licence sales in ANZ
The SCO Group has not sold a single intellectual property licence in Australia or New Zealand since they became available last month.
Stories by Siobhan McBride
Customs' facial check system earns top marks
The results of an independent evaluation of Australia's own automated border control system, SmartGate, show it is delivering world-leading performance in terms of facial recognition.
IT's purse strings likely to loosen in 2004
IT managers who reacted quickly to demands for cost-cutting over the past three years could see a payback in the form of discretionary spending increases next year.
Software takes hard work out of rocks
Predicting rock behaviour under stressful conditions, either natural or mining, has become easier with the development of software that provides a practical and efficient method of analysing its structure.
CAD package loses support next year
Autodesk retires its AutoCAD 2000 software on January 15, 2004 leaving thousands of Australian users without technical support.
Mortgage processing gets its own e-language
E-commerce standards developed for mortgage processing look set to cut the industry's costs by $10 million and boost approval times by at least 40 per cent.
Online job hunting's a risky business
Hunting down a job online might be a privacy hazard for IT professionals who risk having personal details passed on to third parties for profiling purposes.
Smarts plans expansion
Smarts and Kinetica last week launched the InCharge Solutions Suite of software designed to manage networks, systems, applications and availability. The suite is part of a 12-month expansion plan in Australia.