Newly appointed Hewlett-Packard CEO Mark Hurd is going to have to jump through a few hoops to meet the new challenges of running a company that is very different to his previous base, NCR, a local analyst claims.
Intense secrecy surrounds local RFID pilots and it's due to high failure rates, Gartner research vice president Kristian Steenstrup said last week.
Commerce Queensland has slashed its carrier costs by as much as 25 percent by outsourcing to Macquarie Telecom.
Preparing to implement a new point-of-sale system, Doug Walker, general manager of the retail arm of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, decided to ask his peers about their own experiences.
While Internet and e-mail usage policies are the norm in today's workplace companies are yet to respond to instant messaging(IM) technology.
Funding for disaster recovery is on a downward spiral now that the hysteria bubble surrounding September 11 has well and truly burst.
In the wake of CRM vendors embracing hosted services, storage providers are now heading in the same direction launching agile, on-demand-style offerings that can replace the need for capital outlays on costly infrastructure.
End user resistance to change is a huge stumbling block to successful technology implementations, and IT gets the blame when users don't use the technology, according to author and Australian Graduate School of Management (AGM) contributor James Carlopio.
Dell has announced the appointment of Joseph Kremer as its new managing director for Australia and New Zealand.
Call centres are set to increase their spending on new technology but claim they are more likely to go with the "tried and tested."
Tech investment plans at Australia's largest organizations came under the microscope last week with the release of a survey on enterprise spending plans for the next 12 months.
The Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources business program division, AusIndustry, has renewed its contact centre services contract worth $1 million over two years.
Local companies can breath a sigh of relief now that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has formally extended the deadline for smaller firms and foreign companies to comply with the Sarbanes-Oxley Act's internal control reporting requirements.
Some Australian IT departments are picking up on the trend within global companies and setting up a dedicated office to manage and maintain vendor relationships.
Honeywell officially opened its new Pacific headquarters and research and development centre in the Sydney suburb of North Ryde last week.