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• IBM to overhaul DIMA’s system
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• SNIA standardises training
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• Dell expected to use AMD chip in desktop
• EDS to double workforce in China
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• IBM in consulting services push
• Telcos dismiss adult content regulation fears
• Avocent opens Sydney office
• IT services move away from big-name vendors
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• Allied sells cabling division
• Virtualisation gaining in credibility
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• Cisco names Chambers next chairman
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• Do Not Call register fears unfounded
• Cyber crims fake Google pharmacy
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• Ex Woolies CEO chairs Cellnet
• IDC: 'Domo Arigato, Mr Roboto'
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• Kick It, Qlik It, Love It
• Unwired goes to the movies
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• Diversiti: Where are the women in IT?
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• Sophos warns of Falkland Island email scam
• Equant rebranded as Orange
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• AIIA: ICT contracts to be simplified
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• IBA Health secures Asian push funding
• Global chemical and pharmaceutical tops spam list
• World cup fever unleashes email scammers
• Amber signs Tecksel
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• 3G adoption quickens its pace
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• AIIA opens ACT branch
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