Friday | 9 January, 2009
Stories by: Siobhan Chapman
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Telemetry upgrade is watertight 15/10/2002 07:57:27
Melbourne Water recently faced the challenge of replacing its 20-year-old, in-house developed IT system that controls the city's water supply, sewerage and drainage network with a new system without any possibility of disruption. - +
It's the best of times - for storage buyers 14/10/2002 09:13:39
In a tougher-than-usual climate for enterprise storage vendors it may never be a better time for IT managers to open their purse strings. - +
Cutting resumes to bits 10/10/2002 09:14:36
It's winter for IT job prospects out there. So commiserate with the unfortunate HR manager charged with the task of sorting through a towering pile of paper-based resumes. This is where resume sorters, tools for electronically sifting through resumes, can help stem the flood of candidates. - +
Army gets a $98m communications upgrade 08/10/2002 10:54:49
The Australian Army is embarking on three projects worth almost $309 million to upgrade its capabilities, including a $98 million project to upgrade the communications network. - +
ATO speeds up tax agents' portal debut 04/10/2002 12:26:15
After accountant bodies issued the Australian Taxation Office an ultimatum to dramatically improve its poor online and telephony services, the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) sped up the launch of a new tax portal. - +
CBA silent on EDS profit warning 03/10/2002 09:47:52
EDS' profit warning last month caused analysts to warn clients to keep an eye on the service provider. However, local major customer Commonwealth Bank remains quiet on the issue. - +
ACS pushes for ethics-based recruiting in Government 01/10/2002 09:28:08
The Australian Computer Society wants the Federal Government to acknowledge and strive to improve the level of professionalism within its IT staff. - +
Web site damage a growing concern 25/09/2002 08:02:39
Web site defacement is on the rise and IT departments are finding their resources stretched in dealing with the issue, according to security experts. - +
Statistics show IT income rose while profits slumped 23/09/2002 07:12:00
The Australian Bureau of Statistics confirmed the IT&T industry activity was significantly depressed for 2000 to 2001 with profits falling compared to figures recorded for the sector between 1998 to 1999, according to figures released Thursday. - +
Use negotiating nous to win licence deals 23/09/2002 10:57:57
User power looks like it's making an impact. In recent months large software vendors, such as Oracle and Microsoft, have tried revising licensing models that could see a dramatic rise in costs for their customers. However, it's been a month of progress for the customer resistance movement. - +
How to manage propeller heads and code monkeys 20/09/2002 09:18:20
For IT managers who have risen from the ranks of the technical professional, leading other technical gurus can be a daunting task.
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Computerworld Live Podcast #98: The Future of Datacentre IP 18/12/2008 10:33:00
CW Live speaks withLin Nease, Director of Emerging Business for HP ProCurve, to discuss the future of networks, including the effect of IP-based storage on datacentres, new capacity requirements generated by the use of 10Gb Ethernet, and how an efficient network design can slash energy and cooling costs, and help enterprises build a "green" image. - +
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This week CW Live chats with Mark Thompson, global sales and marketing manager for HP ProCurve, on the future of the enterprise networking. Mark discusses the trends we can expect to see in the near future and how the right infrastructure can ensure your enterprise network is secure. - +
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CW Live speaks with Amol Mitra, HP ProCurve Director of Marketing for Asia Pacific and Japan. Today's topic: how enterprises are starting to shift away from simply controlling security via server logins, firewalls and moving to more adaptive security frameworks. - +
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