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Next Tuesday will see the official opening of Digital Lifeware, Australia's fist Manufacture on Demand [MOD] software store.

The first ever JD Edwards Special Interest User Group (SIUG) for the property and construction sector was launched in Australia last week.

Australian telco gotalk has partnered with Hi Speed Internet Kiosks to provide VoIP services in major shopping centres around Australia.

The first ever study of its kind to measure Australian innovation since 1990 was announced today by IBM Australia and the Institute of Applied Economic and Social Research at the University of Melbourne.

Plagued by a growing epidemic of spoofers, spammers and phishers hijacking its brand name, online auctioneer eBay has dumped its e-mail-only support model to keep wary enterprise customers happy.

IT staff can give up hope of winning the affection of other workers in their business until users can really understand the complexities of what goes on in an IT department, according to IT professionals who spoke with Computerworld.

eVoucher has found a sweet niche that generates revenue by cooperating with bricks-and-mortar businesses instead of competing with them. Its revenues flow from online sales of gift vouchers that can only be redeemed by using them in traditional stores.

Local resellers are feeling cautiously confident as yet another Dick Smith PowerHouse sets up shop, this time in the new homemaker complex at Sydney's North Parramatta.

Local resellers are feeling cautiously confident as yet another Dick Smith Powerhouse sets up shop, this time in the new homemaker complex at North Parramatta.

Databases, not HTML files, are now at the heart of e-commerce applications. These Web-based applications are putting new demands on database products and that's changing the way companies evaluate database management systems.

CUSS CONTROL ACADEMY WHAT THE #%*$! When the company stock drops 20 points in an afternoon, a shoot! or a darn! doesn't convey quite the same anger and outrage as a good 'n' salty four-letter word. But before you shower your coworkers with enough profanity to make a longshoreman blush, Jim O'Connor, author of Cuss Control: The Complete Book on How to Curb Your Cursing (Three Rivers Press, 2000) and founder of the Cuss Control Academy, based in Northbrook, Illinois, suggests that you pause and consider the consequences of your potty mouth.