Stories about: AWB

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The $US99 Palm Pre is back 04 August, 2009 23:24

The Palm Pre is going for less than a hundred bucks again, and this time you only have to rush over to your closest Web browser to get it. The online cellular retailer LetsTalk.com is offering the Palm Pre for $99.99, after a combination of mail-in and instant rebates. That means you'll pay $199.99 at the checkout, but once (or should I say if) you send in Palm's mail-in rebate you'll have bragging rights to the $99 Pre.
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SOA skills shortage stalling the promise of a new era 17 October, 2005 07:56

A critical skills shortage is holding back the widespread use of service oriented architectures (SOA) and the promise of a new era of interoperability, according Tony Clement, the Australian Wheat Board's (AWB) enterprise architecture and planning manager.
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Wheat industry pilot shows rapid ROI 04 May, 2005 14:07

Antiquated processes created data logjams and slowed delivery. Rodney Gedda reports.
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SOA whats all the fuss about? 19 April, 2004 11:33

With companies of all shapes and sizes looking to their software developers for productivity enhancing solutions, outsourcing continues to spark debate, while an odd mix of middleware, Web services and distributive computing may be just the solution to saving bickies. Jeanne-Vida Douglas reports
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AWB automates the wheat belt with .NET 24 December, 2003 08:32

With 20 million tonnes exported annually, wheat is Australia's largest crop export. For AWB Limited (previously the Australian Wheat Board), selling wheat and other grains globally will become easier thanks to a .NET based framework that uses XML-based data to exchange information with buyers and sellers around the world.
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Fujitsu, Microsoft team up on technology centre 03 August, 2001 15:28

AWB, previously known as the Australian Wheat Board, is the first customer of the $5 million Fujitsu Microsoft IT Solutions Centre which opened in Sydney on Friday.