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Microsoft changes Software Assurance licensing
Microsoft has made changes to its Software Assurance licensing program, including benefits and asking corporations to pay up for Windows Vista enterprise edition when the new operating system finally ships next year.
Fleur Doidge
Sep 26 2005, 4:05PM
Software
Oracle Q1 up, shares fall on downbeat forecast
Software company Oracle Corp. reported quarterly profit jumped 38 percent on its purchase of PeopleSoft but forecast revenues at the low end of expectations, sending shares down 4.4 percent.
Duncan Martell
Sep 26 2005, 2:00PM
Software
Microsoft sets dividend, corp governance changes
Microsoft Corp. on Friday declared an unchanged quarterly dividend of 8 cents a share and said it changed its rules for electing directors.
Staff Writers
Sep 26 2005, 11:42AM
Software
Clearswift adds two resellers
Security vendor Clearswift has signed Classic Blue Solutions and Vectra as premium partners for its web and email content security offerings.
Staff Writers
Sep 23 2005, 5:21PM
Software
Media watchdog tells bloggers how to avoid censors
A Paris-based media watchdog has released a handbook to help cyber-dissidents and bloggers avoid political censorship in countries as far apart as China, Iran, Vietnam and Cuba.
Timothy Heritage
Sep 23 2005, 1:00PM
Software
Siemens to scale down staff at telecoms unit
German engineering group Siemens has agreed with workers' representatives to scale down German staff levels at loss-making telecoms unit Com and may bring in a 30-hour working week for some employees.
Georgina Prodhan
Sep 23 2005, 11:00AM
Software
Interview: Nortel bides time on number two exec appointment
Nortel Networks is biding its time on choosing a number two executive but is interviewing candidates to replace its former technology chief, the Canadian-based telecoms equipment supplier said.
Kirstin Ridley
Sep 22 2005, 3:00PM
Software
Microsoft could face fresh EU case in future
The European Commission may bring a new competition case against Microsoft after the EU executive received fresh complaints about the US software giant, the EU competition commissioner said in a newspaper interview this week.
Staff Writers
Sep 21 2005, 12:00PM
Software
Intel intends to develop software in Argentina
Intel, the world's largest microchip maker, has signed a letter of understanding with Argentina to open a software development centre in the South American nation next year.
Staff Writers
Sep 20 2005, 11:30AM
Software
Dexterra scales up channel sales, promotions
Mobility applications provider Dexterra has outlined plans to boost its channel sales to 90 percent of its revenue by adding staff and targeting specialist resellers with connector applications.
Fleur Doidge
Sep 19 2005, 12:15PM
Software
NitroGlobal signs Canadian web acceleration apps
Sydney application service provider (ASP) NitroGlobal has signed up with SlipStream Data and started distributing the Canadian vendor's web and email acceleration software to retail.
Staff Writers
Sep 16 2005, 4:59PM
Software
The Last Word: Working holiday
There they go, bless ’em. Always hard to let the techs wander off by themselves unless they’ve got a support call to attend.
Rabid Reseller
Sep 16 2005, 2:51PM
Software
Microsoft takes on Google by opening up MSN
Microsoft is making some of the features on its internet division site, MSN, available to outside software developers as it takes on Google in the web-based information and services market.
Reed Stevenson
Sep 16 2005, 11:30AM
Software
Samsung Electronics says may enter chip foundry business
Samsung Electronics, the world's largest memory chip maker, is considering entering the chip foundry business.
Staff Writers
Sep 16 2005, 9:30AM
Software
Red Hat adds Alstom IT as second distributor
Alstom IT has signed a distribution agreement with Red Hat, becoming the open source-derived software vendor's second distributor in Australia.
Fleur Doidge
Sep 15 2005, 4:20PM
Software
Reuters Summit: TCS sees strong software order growth
Tata Consultancy Services, India's top software services exporter, said on Thursday its orders were increasing as customers outsource more of their office tasks.
Shailendra Bhatnagar
Sep 15 2005, 2:15PM
Software
Yahoo blends web email with speed of desktop
Yahoo has said that it is upgrading Yahoo Mail, the most popular web email program, to make it run more efficiently than other web-based systems and nearly as fast as desktop email.
Staff Writers
Sep 15 2005, 9:30AM
Software
US vendor buys Sydney developer Carbon Twelve
US telephony software vendor BroadSoft has bought out small Australian developer Carbon Twelve for an undisclosed sum.
Fleur Doidge
Sep 14 2005, 4:45PM
Software
Microsoft's Gates faces off with Napoleon Dynamite
Pick your favourite geek: Napoleon Dynamite or Bill Gates?
Staff Writers
Sep 14 2005, 3:30PM
Software
Microsoft previews next version of Office
Microsoft previewed the next version of its Office collection of business programs on Tuesday, showing a redesigned interface and new capabilities that allow users to gather data from Web sites and networked server computers.
Reed Stevenson
Sep 14 2005, 3:00PM
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