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    Future shock 05 April, 2006 16:30

    Not only have networks changed dramatically in recent decades their dynamism guarantees even greater change in coming years. How do you plan for it? We spoke to five futurists for a glimpse of the technological changes coming our way
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    Citrix announces MetaFrame Secure Access Manager 2.2 02 April, 2004 07:41

    Citrix Systems, a supplier of access infrastructure solutions, has made available Citrix MetaFrame Secure Access Manager, Version 2.2, which aims to provide secure access to critical business information over the Web from both inside and outside corporate networks.
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    Apple releases Samba patch 28 March, 2003 14:48

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    Red Hat, Gentoo update Evolution 26 March, 2003 11:27

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    Sports, travel sites lead Internet growth 25 July, 2002 08:42

    Sports and travel sites continue to be the growth darlings of the Internet, with retail sports sites racking up a 30 percent gain in unique visitors in the US between May and June of this year.
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    IBM aligns on customer service, e-payment offerings 05 February, 2002 13:01

    IBM last week detailed two alliances, one with DWL (Dynamic Web Leverage) to provide customer administration for financial services companies, and another with eOne Global LP, for electronic payment systems for business and governments marketplaces.
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    IDG awarded for excellence 30 November, 2001 17:20

    IDG Communications publications received 18 awards Friday for publishing excellence from the Australian Business Publishers Association (ABP).
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    Mobile phones blamed for aircraft near misses 01 June, 2001 12:51

    The New Zealand Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has blamed mobile phones for at least two incidents in which aircraft made sudden uncontrolled movements mid-flight.
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    Global PC sales up despite weaker US market 15 December, 2000 13:01

    Strong sales of portable PCs and demand in regions outside the US will spur global personal computer shipments to 40.15 million units in the fourth quarter of this year according to a revised forecast from International Data Corp. (IDC). The new forecasts from IDC also predict that overall PC shipment growth will drop to 16.6 per cent globally for 2001, down from the 18.8 per cent expected for this year. Global growth is forecast to continue to slow long term because the business and consumer markets are becoming saturated and growth in emerging markets is becoming more moderate. Len Rust looks at this and other recently-released research figures
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