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CSIRO sells Funnelback search engine 03 July, 2009 13:51
CSIRO has sold its Funnelback search engine technology business to open source content management company Squiz. - +
Westpac tightens finances, reporting in wake of merger 19 June, 2009 12:58
Westpac will push ahead with core changes to its mammoth transformation project set to slash reporting times and balance financial control following its merger with St George. - +
Westpac Outlines St George IT Integration Strategy 07 May, 2009 12:27
Westpac is to derive much of its future IT innovation and costs savings from a cross pollination of best-of-breed IT systems between itself and St George, which was acquired by the bank last year. - +
Infosys Australia launches SI, consulting practice 17 April, 2009 13:55
Infosys Australia has launched a consulting and systems integration practice in a bid to help it weather the global financial crisis. - +
Westpac in trouble for unsolicited marketing calls 16 March, 2009 12:27
Westpac has received a slap on the wrist by the communications watchdog for making prohibited telemarketing calls to its customers. - +
2009 a goldmine for business analysts, hangover for the rest 19 February, 2009 16:45
The financial crisis has sowed jobs for business analysts across Australia, but stomped out growth in other IT sectors, according to recruitment experts. - +
IT careers expected to survive global economic storm in 2009 26 November, 2008 10:34
With an abundance of projects on the cards for 2009, the outlook for IT recruitment remains positive, according to Melbourne-based IT recruiter Peter Acheson. - +
IBM flightdeck strikes called off 04 September, 2008 15:38
Workers at IBM’s “Flightdeck” facility in Baulkham Hills have withdrawn threats of Friday strikes following negotiations this morning between IBM executives and union bosses. - +
IBM union talks back on 03 September, 2008 16:27
Industrial action by employees at IBM’s Baulkham Hills “Flightdeck” facility was postponed after the company agreed to another attempt to negotiate a settlement with workers. - +
Flightdeck workers to ground IBM 01 September, 2008 16:31
Planes could be grounded and banking systems disabled after negotiations failed between IBM and staff in its Baulkham Hills “Flightdeck” facility. - +
Privacy laws to address the human side of IT 13 August, 2008 12:55
The Australian Law Reform Commission this week concluded its largest ever research and public consultation exercise ever with the launch of its report For Your Information: Australian Privacy Law and Practice, which recommends a re-write of the nation's 20-year-old privacy laws to keep pace with the information age.
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