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MICROLISTICS develops and implements the ISIS suite, a supply chain executive technology to ensure distribution environments are robust yet flexible enough to react to market demands. Some of the company's clients include Nestle, Toll Logistics, Mitre 10 Qatar Port Authority, Berli, Jucker Logistics Thailand, and CEVA Logistics.

Joining more than 200 councils already using TechnologyOne software, eight municipalities in the Northern Territory have inked deals with the enterprise software provider worth more than $6.3 million.

A little bit of chutzpah has gone a long way for one musician. Concert goers at last weekend's Homebake music festival in Sydney were the latest to find out why, as they heard the sounds of award winning producer and vocal artist, Gotye.

With price pressure nibbling away its consumer voice business, Vodafone Group has taken steps to move beyond its traditional mobile phone operations and strengthen its service portfolio in the potentially lucrative enterprise market.

Once the stronghold of science communities, grid computing is attracting the attention of finance and other industries where computing grunt is in demand. Jennifer Stong-Michas reports

Charles Foley, CEO of InfiniCon Systems, believes his company has the killer app for emerging InfiniBand technology with a system called "shared I/O." Set to arrive this year in InfiniCon's Isis shared I/O architecture, Foley says his killer app can save companies money while reducing networking complexities. In this interview, Foley gives Dan Neel a crash course on the value of shared I/O and the importance of InfiniBand.

Germany's federal government is introducing electronic signatures for its employees, a step it hopes will help make the security procedure generally accepted in the country. More than 200,000 employees of ministries and agencies will be able to sign electronic documents using a chip card with an encrypted key, giving them the same legal weight as paper documents with a handwritten signature, the federal Cabinet said in a statement Thursday.

While other IT workers will be vacationing, some employees at Memphis-based Federal Express Corp. will use the summer months to test a new global business-intelligence project.

Local digital subscriber line (DSL) network provider RequestDSL says it is gearing up for aggressive growth this year.

Big moves at OzEmail, CI Technologies, ISIS, and Gocorp

Lionel Singer was always larger than life, yet it seemed that he never bit off more than he could chew, was always in control. His presence energised the IT scene of the ‘70s and ‘80s and his influence has remained in the marketplace thanks the host of people who had came in one way or another under his spell. Now Lionel Singer has died in the US and the Australian IT scene has lost a legendary figure