Posted
Jul 24, 2008

Technology adoption surges for young and old

Australians are adopting new technologies at an ever-increasing rate, improving social and business efficiency but also allowing work to infiltrate into users’ personal lives. Read more »

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Jul 22, 2008

Business community embraces National ICT Careers Week

The wider business community is embracing the inaugural National ICT Careers week, with more companies outside the ICT sector taking part in the event. Read more »

Posted
Jul 22, 2008

E-health institution gets $20m boost

The Australian e-Health Research Centre (AEHRC) has been boosted by a $20m grant from the federal and Queensland governments. Read more »

Posted
Jul 18, 2008

Olympics will cost Australia $186m in lost productivity

Staff eager to follow Australia’s plight in the Beijing Olympics will cost the economy $186 million in lost productivity, according to vendor Marshal. Read more »

Posted
Jul 17, 2008

Banks responsible for online fraud

Banks and consumers must work in tandem to prevent losses from online fraud, security vendor TrustDefender has said. Read more »

Posted
Jul 15, 2008

ACCC watching Telstra exchange access

Under a new ruling Telstra is required to report details of space on its exchanges to the ACCC, to curb potential hoarding by the telco. Read more »

Posted
Jul 15, 2008

Ericsson launches LTE facility in Melbourne

Ericsson will establish a new facility in Melbourne to help develop long-term evolution (LTE) technology. Read more »

Posted
Jul 14, 2008

Aussie biometric vendor receives international award

Australian security vendor Bio Recognition Systems (BRS) has won the Most Innovative Security Product award in the Sensor category for its BioLock+ system at the Security Network’s Security Summit in California. Read more »

Posted
Jul 11, 2008

Vendors scramble to capitalise on iPhone 3G popularity

The iPhone 3G, which launched today with much fanfare, has set software and hardware vendors scrambling to capitalise on the device’s popularity. Read more »

Posted
Jul 10, 2008

University of Sydney scientists develop terabit optic fibre

Scientists from the University of Sydney say they have found a way to make internet speeds up to 100 times faster than current speeds. Read more »

Posted
Jul 10, 2008

Residential VoIP sees upswing

Residential VoIP has seen upswing in interest in Australia over the last 6–12 months, according to IDC. Read more »

Posted
Jul 9, 2008

Telstra separation could be a disaster, analyst warns

Australia could do real damage to its telecommunications future if it follows foreign examples and forces Telstra to undergo operational separation. Read more »

Posted
Jul 7, 2008

Government contracts losing appeal for IT

The IT industry has lost confidence in public sector ICT projects, according to analyst firm Ovum. Read more »

Posted
Jul 4, 2008

Emerson sets framework to reduce energy consumption

Emerson Network Power is behind a global initiative to slash energy consumption in the data centre. Read more »

Posted
Jul 3, 2008

Network coverage now primary mobility concern

Concerns about network coverage have overtaken price as the primary concern for Australian companies considering mobility, a new study has found. Read more »

Posted
Jul 3, 2008

Enterprise 2.0: Asia–Pacific's answer to economic slowdown

Global economic slowdown will soon push organisations in the Asia–Pacific region to employ social networking tools like blogs and wikis. Read more »

Posted
Jul 1, 2008

Telstra unveils iPhone 3G details

Telstra has put an end to weeks of speculation by announcing that it will sell the Apple iPhone 3G. Read more »

Posted
Jul 1, 2008

Do Not Call register benefits telemarketers, study says

Australia’s Do Not Call register has benefited local telemarketers and frustrated consumers, one industry commentator has claimed. Read more »

Posted
Jun 26, 2008

Vodafone Australia becomes full-service telecommunications provider

Revealing a world first in IT and telecommunications, Vodafone Australia, Cisco and Research In Motion (RIM) have announced a three-way initiative to deliver integrated business communications services in Australia, to be marketed as Vodafone Business One. Read more »

Posted
Jun 25, 2008

CSC extends $110 million government contract

IT services company CSC has extended its contract with the Australian Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) by two years, pushing the value of the contract to an estimated $110 million. Read more »