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Getting certified

Getting certified

OPINION: For the past month Rabid’s phone has overflowed with begging messages texted to him by the nephew.
Rabid Reseller Sep 14 2006, 11:01AM Software
Vista a tough sell to business

Vista a tough sell to business

Microsoft's forthcoming Vista operating system will be a tough sell to Australian businesses, despite its potential to lift media centre and PC sales in the retail market, according to resellers.
Lilia Guan Sep 13 2006, 11:48AM Software
Apple prepares for showtime

Apple prepares for showtime

The usual buzz surrounds Apple’s "Showtime" event to be held this week in San Francisco, with rumours abound on what will be rolled out and just where Apple plans to take it.
Shaun Nichols Sep 12 2006, 9:44AM Software
Voyeur hides webcam in shower gel

Voyeur hides webcam in shower gel

A student has been given a suspended sentence and put on the sex offender register after secretly filming women in a shared bathroom in halls of residence at Bangor University.
Andrew Charlesworth Sep 11 2006, 9:01AM Software
Symantec in deal registration pilot

Symantec in deal registration pilot

Security software giant Symantec will pilot an “opportunity registration” program with a handful of its Silver partners over the next few weeks.
Byron Connolly Sep 5 2006, 3:15PM Software
Open Channel to distribute open source compliance

Open Channel to distribute open source compliance

Open Channel Solutions (OCS) has signed an exclusive distribution agreement to move an open source compliance management software suite developed by Black Duck Software.
Staff Writers Sep 5 2006, 3:05PM Software
Asian chip revenue to double by 2010

Asian chip revenue to double by 2010

Revenue from Asia's giant chip foundries, which make semiconductor chips for other firms, will almost double in the next four years to US$31.8 billion, according to the latest research.
Simon Burns Sep 4 2006, 9:47AM Software
Google book search driving surfers to booksellers

Google book search driving surfers to booksellers

Google's controversial Book Search is driving traffic to booksellers, new figures show.

Will Head Sep 4 2006, 9:47AM Software
SAP extends Mercury deal in Australia

SAP extends Mercury deal in Australia

SAP AG has extended an agreement with business software vendor Mercury Interactive to resell its LoadRunner software, across the Asia Pacific region.
Staff Writers Aug 31 2006, 11:05AM Software
Free trading

Free trading

Rabid Reseller needs to expand its markets in order to survive. We know this is true because we read it in the newspapers and saw it on websites.
Rabid Reseller Aug 31 2006, 10:40AM Software
Microsoft declares war on Cisco

Microsoft declares war on Cisco

Microsoft's recent alliance with Citrix Systems to develop wide area network (Wan) optimisation technology represents a declaration of war on Cisco in the "critical battleground" of the branch office.
Robert Jaques Aug 31 2006, 9:39AM Software
Ricky Gervais teaches Microsoft a thing or two

Ricky Gervais teaches Microsoft a thing or two

A Microsoft training video created by Ricky Gervais has surfaced on online video sharing sites.
Will Head Aug 30 2006, 9:54AM Software
Botched upgrade kills Ubuntu Linux GUI

Botched upgrade kills Ubuntu Linux GUI

The developers of Ubuntu Linux have issued an update which made unintentionally dramatic changes to the platform's graphical user interface.
Clement James Aug 30 2006, 9:54AM Software
Retail in his blood

Retail in his blood

CRN chats to Rutland Smith, the man driving Harvey Norman's $1 billion computer business in Australia.
Byron Connolly Aug 29 2006, 4:47PM Software
Sage terminates GL Computing after rebate scuffle

Sage terminates GL Computing after rebate scuffle

Business management software provider Sage Software has terminated GL Computing as a distributor of its CRM product ACT! by Sage, leaving Ingram Micro, Scholastic and Lectronic on its wholesale list.
Byron Connolly Aug 22 2006, 12:31PM Software
Enterprises warned of virtualisation pitfalls

Enterprises warned of virtualisation pitfalls

Enterprises should exercise restraint in deploying virtualisation technology if they want to realise any benefits, according to panellists at the LinuxWorld conference in the US.
Tom Sanders Aug 21 2006, 9:36AM Software
US Census puts Melbourne developer on the map

US Census puts Melbourne developer on the map

A small Melbourne developer has won a tender to provide 500,000 copies of its geographic information system (GIS) application to the US Census Bureau, making it the largest sale of mobile GIS software in the world.
Sholto Macpherson Aug 18 2006, 4:13PM Software
When I’m 64

When I’m 64

Young, smirking upstart wants to take over the reins.
Rabid Reseller Aug 17 2006, 11:15AM Software
Skin fix

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
Ramsay switches on Avocent

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

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