Software

EDS to double workforce in China

EDS to double workforce in China

EDS, the world's largest computer services firm after IBM, plans to more than double its workforce in China to 2000 by the end of 2007 to boost its outsourcing operations.
Staff Writers Jun 15 2006, 9:42AM Software
Linux no open and shut case

Linux no open and shut case

The open source market has been around for almost two decades and while its popularity has ebbed and flowed through the years, technology pundits believe it has finally established itself as a technology norm.
Lilia Guan Jun 8 2006, 5:05PM Software
Kick It, Qlik It, Love It

Kick It, Qlik It, Love It

Keen not to miss out on a tie-in opportunity, business software vendor QlikTech has launched a business intelligence tool for the World Cup.
Staff Writers Jun 7 2006, 10:21AM Software
Cybersource wants Linux on white-boxes

Cybersource wants Linux on white-boxes

Open source evangelist Con Zymaris wants Australian PC assemblers to consider selling dual-boot Windows and Linux systems with a new plan that he claims would “double their profit margins.”
Byron Connolly Jun 6 2006, 3:25PM Software
Oracle's A/NZ boss promoted to APAC role

Oracle's A/NZ boss promoted to APAC role

Former MD of Oracle A\NZ, Brian Mitchell will head up operations of Oracle Asia Pacific, excluding Japan.
Lilia Guan Jun 5 2006, 2:25PM Software
Alphawest becomes DICOM partner

Alphawest becomes DICOM partner

IT service provider, Alphawest will sell DICOM's range of information management software following an agreement between the companies.
Staff Writers May 25 2006, 10:37AM Software
Citrix VP quits

Citrix VP quits

Citrix's Australia/New Zealand vice president Gary O’Brien has quit after six years with the vendor.
Lilia Guan May 24 2006, 4:06PM Software
Corporates blamed for high software piracy rate

Corporates blamed for high software piracy rate

Australian corporations continue to defy software piracy rules, with the illegal download rate at 31 percent last year, down only one percent on 2004.
Lilia Guan May 23 2006, 2:00PM Software
Debt collecting headaches gone

Debt collecting headaches gone

Thugs in black suits and cricket bats may be facing their extinction in the
debt collection eco-system thanks to a new automated collections solution which makes debt collecting virtual.
Staff Writers May 19 2006, 3:01PM Software
Accenture through the looking glass

Accenture through the looking glass

ICT consultancy Accenture, has announced the creation of a new application which enables users to forecast the visual effects of unhealthy eating over time.
Staff Writers May 17 2006, 1:56PM Software
Dexterra signs AirData

Dexterra signs AirData

Enterprise mobility vendor, Dexterra has signed a deal with integrator AirData to provide mobility solutions to local businesses.
Staff Writers May 11 2006, 9:00AM Software
NSW Government to overhaul ICT strategy

NSW Government to overhaul ICT strategy

NSW Premier, Morris Iemma, has announced plans to overhaul the way the government spends its $1 billion annual ICT budget.
Tim Lohman May 9 2006, 2:54PM Software
Centaman in management buyout

Centaman in management buyout

Vodafone Australia’s general manager business, Mark Iles, has departed for a new gig as CEO of software and services provider Centaman Systems.
Tim Lohman May 3 2006, 10:09AM Software
Latrobe City Council chooses Avand's DataWorks

Latrobe City Council chooses Avand's DataWorks

Latrobe City Council in southeast Victoria has chosen Avand’s DataWorks to replace legacy records management software.
Staff Writers May 1 2006, 9:47AM Software
Vista to handcuff firewall

Vista to handcuff firewall

Microsoft plans to turn off half the firewall in Windows Vista when the new operating system ships later this year because it doesn't think most users need all the firewall's functionality or can handle its management.
Gregg Keizer Apr 28 2006, 10:36AM Software
relativity

relativity

What a long wait it’s been for WorkChoices to finally come into force. This delay has cost Rabid Reseller plenty.
Rabid Reseller Apr 27 2006, 4:21PM Software
The ins and outs of software rollouts

The ins and outs of software rollouts

Software licenses are a strange breed of legal documentation; they are often left unread by end users and are frequently no more than a page in length.
Alan Arnott Apr 27 2006, 3:57PM Software
Former Trend boss lands at Akimbi

Former Trend boss lands at Akimbi

Storage virtualisation software company Akimbi Systems opened a regional base in Sydney and appointed former Trend Micro MD Chris Poulos as its Asia-Pacific boss.
Lilia Guan Apr 27 2006, 11:30AM Software
Court rules Microsoft, Autodesk must pay $US133m

Court rules Microsoft, Autodesk must pay $US133m

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A Michigan man on Wednesday was awarded $US133 million by a Texas jury in a patent dispute against Microsoft and Autodesk, a spokeswoman for Microsoft said.
Staff Writers Apr 21 2006, 12:49PM Software
BenQ no longer part of Acer, finalises billion dollar deal

BenQ no longer part of Acer, finalises billion dollar deal

Acer has announced it has resigned from BenQ’s board of directors, meanwhile, BenQ has been busying finalising a partnership deal with Lite-On IT.
Lilia Guan Apr 18 2006, 12:26PM Software

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