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Emerson Networks Power offers Green training for resellers
Emerson Network Power Australia has launched its new Energy Logic program, a training initiative to educate resellers on steps they can offer to clients to reduce energy consumption in data centers. CRN online journalist, Mitchell Smith investigates...
Staff Writers
Feb 29 2008, 1:18PM
Collaboration
Submarine cable to link US and Japan
A consortium of six international companies, including Google, is to build an ultra high-speed submarine fibre optic cable system linking the US and Japan.
a Staff Writer
Feb 29 2008, 7:35AM
Collaboration
Opinion: Bushband buggered again
As Cindy Lauper once asked "What's going on?" But she probably wasn't talking about satellite broadband access for rural and regional Australia. Then again, maybe the pop diva was very forward thinking and we all missed the point.
Ian Yates
Feb 28 2008, 6:35PM
Collaboration
Cisco Networker’s given a Green makeover
Cisco revealed the results of a study conducted on its energy-saving initiatives at the annual Australia and New Zealand Networker’s conference.
Leanne Mezrani
Feb 28 2008, 4:35PM
Collaboration
LogicaCMG shortens its name to Logica
Global IT and business services company, LogicaCMG group is unifying its existing brands under one new name – Logica. The LogicaCMG brand, along with the brands of Edinfor, Unilog and WM-data, will transition to the new global brand name from 28 February.
a Staff Writer
Feb 28 2008, 3:22PM
Collaboration
Novell buys PlateSpin for US$205M
Novell
has announced plans to acquire
PlateSpin
for $205m in cash.
Lilia Guan
Feb 28 2008, 7:14AM
Collaboration
NewSat's satellite access for rural areas put on hold
Australian satellite and Internet service provider, NewSat Limited, has had its
application
for an Australian Broadband Guarantee (ABG) license put on hold by the Department of Broadband Communications and the Digital Economy.
Lilia Guan
Feb 27 2008, 6:56AM
Collaboration
Australia’s communications industry agrees on broadband policy principles
Australia’s communications industry has agreed on a series of “fundamental principles” that should be the basis for development of policy governing the broadband environment.
a Staff Writer
Feb 26 2008, 2:14PM
Collaboration
Internode asks ACCC for access to Telstra ADSL2+
Internode and nine other ISPs have rallied together to urge the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) to intervene and restrain Telstra from denying wholesale access to its ADSL2+ broadband infrastructure.
Staff Writers
Feb 26 2008, 7:18AM
Collaboration
Datacom picks up ex-Commander employees, expands into Canberra
Australian-based IT service provider, Datacom has expanded its presence with a new office in Canberra, with ex-Commander employees helping to look after government clients.
Lilia Guan
Feb 25 2008, 12:21PM
Collaboration
Cheering on VoIP Broadband
Voice over Broadband could transform Internet telephony for SMBs
Liz Tay
Feb 25 2008, 9:16AM
Collaboration
Can Juniper make you switch?
There’s a new enterprise switch line in town
Staff Writers
Feb 25 2008, 9:16AM
Collaboration
Gen-i punches above its own weight
By partnering with big-name vendors Gen-i successfully targets the enterprise
Temp User
Feb 25 2008, 9:15AM
Collaboration
Market Clarity finds high ADSL availability in Australia
Staff Writers
Feb 25 2008, 9:14AM
Collaboration
Nortel and 3D Networks replaces Macquarie University’s infrastructure
Macquarie University has invested in a new data network from Nortel Networks to deliver always-on access for more than 30,000 students.
Lilia Guan
Feb 25 2008, 7:37AM
Collaboration
Nortel and Commander unified communications solution for RMIT University
Nortel and Commander in conjunction with RMIT University are developing a multi-million dollar, campus-wide unified communications and multimedia network to serve more than 3,500 staff and 60,000 students. The Nortel solution will be jointly managed by Nortel and channel partner Commander Australia.
Leanne Mezrani
Feb 22 2008, 2:47PM
Collaboration
Data#3 takes on board ex-Commander employees
Australian-based IT&T service provider Data#3 Limited has hired up to 40 staff members formerly employed by embattled voice and data integrator,
Commander Australia.
Lilia Guan
Feb 22 2008, 2:43PM
Collaboration
Swann goes RedAlert with Ingram, finishes with Dick Smith in March
Australian entry-level security surveillance and monitoring vendor, Swann Communications, will finish its short-term distribution agreement with Dick Smith electronics for its RedAlert Secuirty Kit and start a new agreement with broad-based IT distributor Ingram Micro.
Lilia Guan
Feb 22 2008, 2:05PM
Collaboration
Telstra in hot water with ACCC, again
Despite its glowing financial
status,
Telstra has become embroiled in three seperate Line Sharing Service (LSS) disputes.
Lilia Guan
Feb 22 2008, 2:04PM
Collaboration
US software vendor Blackboard opens Australian data centre
US-based Blackboard Inc, a provider of enterprise technology for the education industry has opened an enterprise class data centre located in Mascot, Sydney Australia. This is Blackboard’s fifth data centre globally and was built to cater to Blackboard’s Asia Pacific clients.
Lilia Guan
Feb 22 2008, 11:49AM
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