Australian stories
IBM to create 150 jobs at new R&D lab in Melbourne by 2011, focusing on smarter resource and disaster management. PM Gillard sees bright ICT future.
HTC retracts its announcement: The HD7 will no longer launch in New Zealand via Telecom, but will be exclusively available with Telstra in Australia.
Sitecore Australia invites business and marketing managers to join a webinar on October 27, exploring critical web analytics metrics with expert Ron Person.
Telstra extends warranties to 24 months for handsets on 24 month contracts, but Apple products like the iPhone 4 are excluded, sparking ACCC concern.
David Blumentals has been named as Intergen Professional Services associate based in the firm's Australian office.
Matthew See steps into the role of ANZ Systems Engineer at WatchGuard, bringing 15 years of tech expertise to support partners in Oceania.
ANZ's COO reveals the future of banking, focusing on customer-driven innovation, secure mobile banking applications, and global tech trends.
From customer contact centres and logical access control, to cloud computing and password management, has enterprisebiometrics come of age?.
Shona Foster from intellectual property lawyer James and Wells explains some of the basics of software patents.
Sitecore boasts over 50% revenue growth, reaching record business performance and expanding global footprint, in its latest fiscal year.
Eddie McGrory exits as Renaissance's retail director amid the firm's shift towards a unique retail experience, hinting at challenges ahead.
IBM set to bolster its cloud computing capabilities with the acquisition of Blade Network Technologies, enhancing data transport and analytics.
Vodafone slashes its Australia roaming fees to $5/MB, aiming to undercut rivals and enhance customer data management with new alerts.
Microsoft's Zune to revolutionise NZ's digital scene with movie and music downloads, challenging iTunes's dominance.
Simms International secures distribution rights for IronKey products in Australia and New Zealand, aiming at corporate and security resellers.
Vodafone selected to be Microsoft's premier partner for launch in late October, Telecom/Gen-i to follow in November.
Southern Cross will extend its undersea cable service until November 2025, enhancing long-term capacity and value for customers by 15 years.
Kaseya launches a free Third Party Integration Programme, enabling software vendors to integrate apps with its Virtual System Administrator.
Telecom finalises the sale of AAPT to iiNet for A$60m, marking a step in refocusing on its core businesses, with total transactions yielding A$140m.
New Zealand's fibre future looks bright, with the NZRFG ensuring ultra-fast networks reach Kiwis nationwide. Economic leaps are expected as access expands.
