In April this year analyst firm Gartner issued a research note on Australian software giant Mincom following the appointment of Greg Clark as its new CEO, saying customers should, after three months, start getting a feel for the company's future direction, which had been “uncertain” since the departure of former CEO Richard Mathews and other senior managers.
A lack of interest has forced the cancellation of this year’s Open Standards 2008 conference.
Telcos are in the box seat to reap the benefits of cloud computing, said a key player in IBM's cloud computing division.
Less than half of change management projects meet their intended objectives despite the fact that delivering change is increasingly becoming a top organisational priority.
Scissorhands. It sounds like a character from a Hollywood flick but instead is the name of an IBM Research tool in the works that turns information contained in web pages into live structured data.
Linux will be a passenger in every seat on Qantas’ Airbus A380s aeroplanes. All of the airline’s superjumbos – the first of which will commence flying next week – will have their in-flight entertainment systems powered by the operating system.
Trend Micro’s consumer security product manager has recommend people not to buy antivirus products, including his own. But there is a method to his madness, he assures.
Ericsson has demonstrated wireless broadband technology that can transmit data at 160Mbps.
IBM has announced it will open a $10.8 million IT Services Centre in Ballarat.
The Office of the Privacy Commissioner has issued a practical guide to businesses and government agencies showing them how best to respond in the event of a personal information security breach.
Telstra’s outspoken public policy chief Phil Burgess is leaving the company at the end of the month, citing family reasons.
Ticketek Tuesday afternoon issued a formal apology to the individuals whose emails it exposed in a botched newsletter mailout.
Competitors to Apple in the smartphone market claim the iPhone is lifting sales of their products rather than eating up their market share.
A complete overhaul of its digital strategy has seen Network Ten release 15 Web sites in the past 18 months.
A technical cock-up has exposed the email address of over 13,000 Ticketek members.