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Workers at IBM’s “Flightdeck” facility in Baulkham Hills have withdrawn threats of Friday strikes following negotiations this morning between IBM executives and union bosses.

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.

Planes could be grounded and banking systems disabled after negotiations failed between IBM and staff in its Baulkham Hills “Flightdeck” facility.

You can think of it as "Schoogle."

Scientists at Arizona State University are using satellite images from the US Department of Defense to aid disaster relief efforts in Burma.

The humble USB drive could soon be using a new type of memory thanks to research from the Arizona State University.

Bwired is in the business of smart solutions which is why the company looked to Voice over IP (VoIP) technology for a voice and data infrastructure refresh.

Google's announcement this month that it had signed up another five U.S. universities to use its free Google Apps hosted software sounds like good news for software-as-a-service fans hoping for the emergence of real competition for Microsoft Office.

Microsoft has intentionally rendered unsafe all but one path to heterogeneity, that being the use of Novell's SLES (Suse Linux Enterprise Server) in networks with Windows. By immunizing Novell against future intellectual property actions, Microsoft tacitly notified other players in commercialized open source that Microsoft sets the rules for Windows interoperability from now on.

Google Tuesday began to fill in the picture on how it plans to offer application services to enterprise customers when it introduced Google Apps for Education, a collection of collaboration tools and an API set for backend integration.

Australian airline Qantas has blamed a drought in IT skills for outsourcing some 400 Australian-based information-technology related positions.