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Big brother coming to a job near you
Staff productivity levels are increasingly questioned and employers are looking for solutions that monitor their activities.
Staff Writers
Dec 17 2008, 10:42AM
Security
AMD to lose notebook share for lack of netbooks
There may be some debate about whether netbooks are an important growth opportunity for chipmakers, or if they’re taking a significant bite out of laptop sales, but the fact AMD doesn’t have a netbook processor in the pipeline could be problematic for the firm.
Sylvie Barak
Dec 8 2008, 7:39AM
Hardware
Punters buying used PCs to avoid Vista
XP is proving to be a golden oldie.
Sylvie Barak
Dec 6 2008, 8:11AM
Hardware
Nokia to pull out of Japan
The world's largest mobile maker has decided to pull out of the largest market on the planet.
Nick Farrell
Dec 1 2008, 8:06AM
Mobility
ASUS to sell new CPU cooler through resellers next month
ASUS has released the new Axe Square CPU cooler.
Staff Writers
Nov 28 2008, 12:23PM
Hardware
Backing up is hard to doin this day and age
Rabid is frustrated by the amount of standards, tape formats and of course, his nephew.
Rabid Reseller
Nov 27 2008, 4:33PM
Data centre
Modern ways to advertise a business
Disruptive media is the way of the future – Barack Obama used it in his successful election campaign, and your business can, too.
Staff Writers
Nov 27 2008, 2:48PM
Strategy
ACMA response to Hyarchis alleged spam breach
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has released a detailed response to claims by Hyarchis that its formal warning over alleged spam activities was unfair.
Staff Writers
Nov 27 2008, 7:29AM
Security
Key management is crucial to cloud computing: Dunkelberger
Key management and cross-application encryption will be the next big thing, according to new research by the Ponemon Institute commissioned by PGP Corporation.
Kathryn Small
Nov 24 2008, 7:59AM
Security
Opinion: Why SMBs cannot afford to ignore BPM
Paul Berger, managing director of Australian owned business software company, Happen Business, (pictured), talks to CRN about Business Process Management.
Staff Writers
Nov 22 2008, 7:55AM
Collaboration
Opinion: Power to the regions
When the feds finally build the much-anticipated NBN, why don’t they also do something to alleviate the chronic overcrowding and lack of infrastructure in our capital cities at the same time?
Ian Yates
Nov 18 2008, 12:35PM
Collaboration
Five seconds to explain why you’re a PC
Matthew JC. Powell’s not convinced by Microsoft’s new U.S ad campaign.
Staff Writers
Nov 17 2008, 2:03PM
Hardware
John McInerney promoted to Telstra CIO
Best known for leading the IT Transformation program at Telstra, McInerney was described as “immensely capable” by CEO Sol Trujillo this morning.
Staff Writers
Nov 7 2008, 8:13AM
Collaboration
Sun Microsystems slumps to US$1.68bn loss
Sun Microsystems has posted a first quarter net loss of US$1.68bn, compared to an US$89m profit in the same period last year, as the supplier feels the bite of the global financial crisis
Tom Young
Nov 3 2008, 7:45AM
Finance
Asus to launch Android handset?
Asustek Computers, makers of the little Eee PC, will apparently be releasing a Google Android-based smartphone during the first half of 2009.
Sylvie Barak
Oct 30 2008, 8:07AM
Mobility
McDonald's chooses earthwave to secure WiFi
McDonald’s has chosen earthwave to secure its ‘Family Friendly’ internet service in over 720 stores across Australia.
Staff Writers
Oct 28 2008, 2:57PM
Mobility
Intel to launch more core 2 duos in late December
Intel plans to launch one of its last batches of Core 2 mobile processors towards the end of December, according to sources in the Taiwanese rumour mill.
Sylvie Barak
Oct 21 2008, 8:01AM
Hardware
Mobile phones are vulnerable to botnets
Security researchers at Georgia Tech have determined that mobile phones are vulnerable to hacking attacks.
Aharon Etengoff
Oct 16 2008, 2:08PM
Mobility
Sun 'terrible' place to work
David Axmark, co-founder of MySQL, has quit Sun allegedly because the place is too big.
Nick Farrell
Oct 10 2008, 7:39AM
Training & Development
Opinion: Information highway to hell
Telstra’s claims that we desperately need the National Broadband Network and that it should be made from fibre optic cables haven’t really been disputed by anyone really.
Ian Yates
Oct 9 2008, 3:55PM
Collaboration
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