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Greens win FOI concession on NBN Co
No longer exempt.
Staff Writers
Feb 24 2011, 4:46PM
Collaboration
Rules of successful data migration
Four imperatives businesses should consider when navigating the data migration minefield.
Tony Sceales, CTO Celona Technologies and John Morris, Director Iergo
Staff Writers
Jun 24 2008, 3:41PM
Data centre
SCO does not own Unix, judge rules
Next stop - bankruptcy court?.
Tom Sanders
Aug 13 2007, 4:20PM
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The new business rules
Services-oriented architectures are the next big thing in enterprise software. To lead the charge solution providers must develop a deeper than ever understanding of their customers’ business processes
Staff Writers
Sep 7 2004, 12:00AM
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