Stories about: TEC

Many tools exist that can help companies manage electronic documents in compliance with court rules, but some attendees of an electronic discovery conference last week said they don't trust all the technology.

This year marks the twelfth anniversary of Planet Ark's National Recycling Week (12th-18th November), and the problem of e-waste in Australia is growing bigger and badder with each passing year.

Mobile phone recycling has failed with mountains of toxic devices still waiting to be dumped, the director of the Total Environment Centre (TEC), Jeff Angel, said today.

Forget speech-recognition software: How about typing a letter just by thinking it?

Emano Tec didn't just build its new tablet computer for healthcare workers based on the ideas of a bunch of techies and business people. It got second, third and additional opinions from doctors and CIOs.

Toshiba is pushing re-writable paper that it claims can be erased and reprinted at least 500 times.

The Total Environment Centre (TEC) yesterday dumped a truckload of toxic computers on the doorstep of the NSW Department of Environment ahead of a planned meeting to be held today with state and federal Ministers.

Fancy a visit to the store-of-the-future? It's nicely decorated, and your shopping cart computer displays promotional items and your shopping history (by checking the transactions on your RFID-enabled card) as you stroll the aisles. Digital signs change to display information based on your personal interests, as the RFID device passes displays and transmits data from your previous shopping experiences.

Cisco this week is set to roll out a suite of products that will help network managers better pinpoint the source of application performance problems.

After a brief alliance with the direct sales model, Novell is now cementing its relationship with channel partners in order to deliver on a busy product and services road map which includes the rollout of Open Enterprise Server (OES) and new versions of Groupwise.

IBM officials plan to raise the profile and support of the company's iSeries, a system that may be falling off the radar with some IT managers because it's mistakenly seen as a legacy platform.