Mature IT workers back in vogue
For years they were shunned for being too old and uncool, but as the skills squeeze tightens, mature age IT workers are coming back in favour for companies seeking to fill voids in the workforce.
For years they were shunned for being too old and uncool, but as the skills squeeze tightens, mature age IT workers are coming back in favour for companies seeking to fill voids in the workforce.
A little bit of chutzpah has gone a long way for one musician. Concert goers at last weekend's Homebake music festival in Sydney were the latest to find out why, as they heard the sounds of award winning producer and vocal artist, Gotye.
The UK government has accused the Chinese of hacking into the computer systems of some of its leading companies, according reports published by the English press over the weekend.
Telstra business customers too busy to check voice mail on their mobile phones will have the opportunity of receiving them as text messages thanks to a new outsourced service beginning later this month.
Microsoft has rejected claims by a team of Israeli researchers that a loophole exists in the Windows 2000 random number generator, allowing hackers to retrieve users' personal information.
ZoneAlarm is offering a free download of its anti spyware package as part of Microsoft's Patch Tuesday.
A loophole in the random number generator of Windows 2000 can expose users' email, password and credit card details, university researchers claim.
Giving consumers what they want, without making them work hard on getting it, is the key to ninemsn's continual success, according to the company's CEO Tony Faure.
Storage virtualisation vendor, DataCore, has undertaken a local channel revamp.
Microsoft is eating its latest brand of dog food, this one is named Windows Server 2008, and so far it says it is quite satisfying.
The Westpac bank's Web site has been out of action for most of Tuesday, but the company has dismissed suggestions it is the result of a denial of service attack
A niche Melbourne solutions provider is looking to carve out a new market opportunity in the emerging security analyser market.
Increasing replication of desktop computing environments on mobile devices is opening up the market to IT service providers which will pose a threat to mobile operators, an Ovum report has found.
A David and Goliath battle is set to take place in the Federal Court of Australia. The ACCC on Wednesday instituted legal proceedings against Google and the Trading Post claiming the two companies have engaged in misleading or deceptive conduct.
Yahoo Search Marketing's revamped search engine advertising system, codenamed Panama, has made its Australian debut.