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IEEE votes on updated low-power design standard
IEEE is set to vote on the unified power format (UPF) 2.0 low-power design standard for integrated circuits, signifying the draft standard is now stable.
Staff Writers
Nov 3 2008, 7:33AM
Training & Development
Boss uses Facebook to catch skiving worker
A call centre employee has been caught malingering after his boss checked his Facebook status.
Iain Thomson
Oct 25 2008, 9:17AM
Training & Development
Sun 'terrible' place to work
David Axmark, co-founder of MySQL, has quit Sun allegedly because the place is too big.
Nick Farrell
Oct 10 2008, 7:39AM
Training & Development
Business and Pleasure
Headed by Brett McInnes, Panasonic Australia’s new division brings business and home together.
Sholto Macpherson
Oct 9 2008, 11:03AM
Training & Development
The importance of your relationships
Effective communication is a key tool for managing and avoiding unrealistic expectations with your partners.
Staff Writers
Sep 29 2008, 3:35PM
Training & Development
Workers more likely to lie in email
Workers are significantly more likely to lie in email messages than in traditional pen-and-paper communications, according to two new studies from Lehigh University, Pennsylvania.
Staff Writers
Sep 27 2008, 8:25AM
Training & Development
A love of figures is a strong grounding for technology career
Starting his career in accounting turned out to be a good move for Oki’s GM Graham Harman, writes Louise Durack.
Staff Writers
Sep 26 2008, 3:27PM
Training & Development
Making the most of guerrilla marketing
CRN’s reseller voice, Mathew Dickerson, shares some insights gleaned from careful observation of election candidates.
Mathew Dickerson, Axxis Technology
Staff Writers
Sep 26 2008, 10:37AM
Training & Development
Contact centres urged to look offshore for staff
Australian contact centres need to look offshore to solve staffing issues, claims customer service outsourcing agency, Convergys.
Liz Tay
Sep 16 2008, 7:44AM
Training & Development
IT staff working longer for less
Management ignoring pleas for downtime.
Iain Thomson
Sep 2 2008, 9:00AM
Training & Development
Companies urged to address staff turnover
Good training better than increased pay, finds report.
Rosalie Marshall
Aug 22 2008, 11:26AM
Training & Development
Opinion: Sunny Patches
The electricity bill lobbed into the letterbox the other day and of course, after the coughing fit subsided, the idea of installing some solar power floated into the nearest thought bubble.
Ian Yates
Jul 24 2008, 8:08AM
Training & Development
Career prospects more important than high wages
The ICT sector is continuing to boom, and employers are straining their coffers trying to recruit and retain expert staff, a recent survey from Michael Page Technology [MPT] has revealed.
Staff Writers
Jul 7 2008, 3:57PM
Training & Development
Opinion: Turn off
You can’t afford to knock any attempt to help reduce our carbon footprint, and the latest suggestion is to switch off your PCs when they’re not being used.
Ian Yates
Jul 2 2008, 5:52PM
Training & Development
Opinion: Think lame
Sales haven’t exactly been booming what with the high interest rates and the soaring price of oil. Not that we sell oil, but that doesn’t seem to matter, according to all the analysts and experts.
Staff Writers
Jun 23 2008, 2:56PM
Training & Development
Opinion: Game Over
If your Xbox 360 stops working, the good news it will probably get fixed for free, even if it is out of warranty.
Ian Yates
Jun 20 2008, 11:16AM
Training & Development
Opinion: What’s in a name?
Hiding under the hype of the iPhone media deluge was a little note about the next release of Apple’s Mac OS X.
Ian Yates
Jun 13 2008, 9:53AM
Training & Development
Opinion: It ain’t heavy, oh wait, yes it is
Asus has released details of the next version of its wildly successful Eee PC and the news is not all good.
Ian Yates
Jun 11 2008, 2:09PM
Training & Development
Express Online expands operations
Express Online, a Sydney-based online distributor, has relocated to larger premises. The move is in line with the company’s expansion strategy which has seen it grow from 4 to 25 staff over the past few years.
Mitchell Smith
May 22 2008, 12:39PM
Training & Development
E-learning gets a boost to counter skill shortage
The Australian Flexible Learning Framework has allocated $5.3 million for the creation of new e-learning solutions for vocational and educational training (VET).
Ashley Clark
May 10 2008, 8:59AM
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