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Mid-level staff command highest pay rises

Mid-level staff command highest pay rises

Skills shortage pushes up salaries for support and technical staff.
Janie Davies Aug 28 2008, 11:09AM Finance
Opinion: Stupid salaries

Opinion: Stupid salaries

So, Larry Ellison collected a tad under $85m for bossing around
everyone at Oracle last year. No doubt the shareholders think he's
worth it, since Oracle is making lots of money.
Ian Yates Aug 27 2008, 3:45PM Strategy
Netbook prices start falling

Netbook prices start falling

Acer announced just before the weekend that it will slash the prices of two netbook models by US$50.
Egan Orion Aug 26 2008, 10:05AM Finance
HP profit up 14 per cent

HP profit up 14 per cent

Strong sales of notebook PC and services boost coffers
Martin Courtney Aug 26 2008, 9:44AM Hardware
Business leaders 'ignoring' green IT

Business leaders 'ignoring' green IT

Firms failing to invest in technology despite its role in cutting fuel costs.
Phil Muncaster Aug 26 2008, 9:42AM Finance
Oracle boss richest CEO

Oracle boss richest CEO

Oracle boss Larry Ellison has been named as the top-paid chief executive in the United States.
Nick Farrell Aug 25 2008, 3:11PM Finance
Companies urged to address staff turnover

Companies urged to address staff turnover

Good training better than increased pay, finds report.
Rosalie Marshall Aug 22 2008, 11:26AM Training & Development
Also Tech fights spending crunch with new products

Also Tech fights spending crunch with new products

Australian IT distributor, Also Technology is battling the current economic slow-down in consumer spending by offering more choice to customers.
Jenny Eagle Aug 21 2008, 9:58AM Sales & Marketing
JB Hi-Fi attributes $65M profit to computer sales

JB Hi-Fi attributes $65M profit to computer sales

JB Hi-Fi has told CRN that its full year net profit of $65.1 million can be partly attributed to a sales boom for JB’s IT section – which has been running since June 2007.
Lilia Guan Aug 19 2008, 1:26PM Finance
Banks turn backs on local technology

Banks turn backs on local technology

Technology is more innovative if it has been adopted overseas, a panel of financial services experts has said.
Ry Crozier Aug 19 2008, 9:41AM Finance
Opinion: Brain drain

Opinion: Brain drain

Just when you thought it was all about sport and anyone with a brain would be forced overseas, along comes John Parker, the new CTO of NICTA, with a message of hope.
Ian Yates Aug 18 2008, 9:52AM Strategy
Has your talent been spotted?

Has your talent been spotted?

IBM reveals many firms failing to make use of in-house talent, but tech sector performs well.
Rosalie Marshall Aug 18 2008, 9:43AM Strategy
Nvidia posts a $121 million loss

Nvidia posts a $121 million loss

Things will only get worse
Dean Pullen Aug 17 2008, 9:56AM Finance
MOBOTIX to increase channel partners

MOBOTIX to increase channel partners

IP camera manufacturer MOBOTIX plans to increase its number of certified channel partners.
Jenny Eagle Aug 17 2008, 9:34AM Strategy
Synnex Expands Perth Operations

Synnex Expands Perth Operations

IT distribution company Synnex Australia is expanding its Perth business by moving to larger premises.
Jenny Eagle Aug 15 2008, 3:09PM Strategy
Outsourcing buyers gain control

Outsourcing buyers gain control

Flexible contracts key to good outsourcing deals, experts advise.
Rosalie Marshall Aug 15 2008, 9:30AM Strategy
Opinion: Low rent

Opinion: Low rent

Is Apple’s move into movies the end of the line for the pay TV industry in Australia?
Ian Yates Aug 15 2008, 9:25AM Finance
Commander goes into receivership

Commander goes into receivership

After a spate of debt and credit problems, the embattled IT and telecommunications provider has gone under.
Mitchell Smith Aug 8 2008, 10:52AM Finance
Engin’s operational restructure helps decrease debt

Engin’s operational restructure helps decrease debt

Engin's operational restructure has helped it increase its VoIP revenue and promise new products.
Lilia Guan Aug 6 2008, 4:13PM Finance
Aussie IT retailers feel the economic pinch

Aussie IT retailers feel the economic pinch

IT retailers are seeing a tightening of consumer belts as confidence in spending drops, petrol prices/interest rates rise, and an ominous threat of recession looms in the coming year.
Lilia Guan Aug 4 2008, 3:30PM Finance

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