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Issues around domain names
Tom Cruise’s domain name case win brings into question the legal issues surrounding domain name registration.
Alan Arnott
Aug 17 2006, 11:08AM
Collaboration
Skin fix
I’m intrigued with the news that a group of Canadian innovators has come up with a device embedded in a bikini-style swimsuit that tells its wearer when they’ve had too much sun.
Matthew JC Powell
Aug 17 2006, 11:04AM
Software
AMD's ATI buy throws cold water on Conroe
GUEST OPINION: Will AMD pending acquisition of ATI level the playing field?
Craig Simms
Aug 10 2006, 10:10AM
Hardware
Ramsay switches on Avocent
CRN talks to Avocent’s Leanne Ramsay about how she regained the passion for working in the IT industry.
Lilia Guan
Aug 10 2006, 9:57AM
Software
NSC keeps the Opera's voice in tune
Integrator NSC rolls out voice and data system for Opera Australia.
Lilia Guan
Aug 10 2006, 9:52AM
Collaboration
Register that deal!
Can vendor deal registration programs work for you?
David Binning
Aug 10 2006, 9:44AM
Training & Development
Gas specialist who turned to IT
CRN chats to Bronwyn Hastings, vice president, Oracle Asia-Pacific.
Lilia Guan
Aug 4 2006, 5:25PM
Software
An unlevel playing field
Why Australian organisations still feel they are missing out on government contracts
Lilia Guan
Aug 4 2006, 5:20PM
Collaboration
Security with a human touch
Is selling biometrics worth the effort?
Denise Murray
Jul 10 2006, 4:03PM
Security
VIC council gets security revamp
How Network Box and SCCS simplified IT security for the City of Boroondara
Denise Murray
Jul 10 2006, 3:55PM
Security
Growth in two-factor authentication
While some in the big business end of town and government departments are preoccupied with going down the biometric security path, there are others looking at two-factor authentication.
Denise Murray
Jul 10 2006, 3:06PM
Security
Wireless is wide open
Opportunities abound for resellers looking to secure wireless networks
Denise Murray
Jul 10 2006, 2:52PM
Security
Companies still not complying
Compliance seems to be low on the list of priorities
Denise Murray
Jul 10 2006, 2:34PM
Security
Confusion around managed security
Should you set yourself up as a managed security service provider?
Staff Writers
Jul 10 2006, 2:08PM
Security
Identity and Access Confusion
Frost & Sullivan report also finds that security standards are slipping
Staff Writers
Jul 10 2006, 1:08PM
Security
Security Rumble
Channel players need to change their mentality if they are to succeed selling IT security, according to executives at CRN’s Security Roundtable
Denise Murray
Jul 10 2006, 12:55PM
Security
All-in-ones aim for all SMBs
The age of the moulded-plastic, multi-functional device is coming and storage, at least for SMBs, is unlikely to remain the same stuffy conversation about hard drives, arrays and controllers.
Staff Writers
Jul 4 2006, 8:30PM
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Backup on the cheap
XSI rolls out mixed storage environment for publisher CCH.
Staff Writers
Jul 4 2006, 5:23PM
Data centre
Drives for dollars, tape for cents
Price drops and performance increases push storage downmarket.
Staff Writers
Jun 21 2006, 5:32PM
Data centre
One minute with....Arthur Gimisis
CRN chats with Arthur Gimisis, national sales manager, Synnex Australia.
Staff Writers
Jun 8 2006, 5:33PM
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