HP appoints new Imaging and Printing Group head
HP has appointed Richard Bailey as vice-president of its South Pacific Imaging and Printing Group (IPG).
Stories by Trevor Clarke
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UXC trims staff numbers
ASX-listed integrator, UXC, has trimmed its head count as a result of the tough economic climate.
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Charting a course through MFPs
Is it a printer, a fax, a copier, or a good excuse to lurk and chew the fat with colleagues while you pretend to look busy in the office? Whatever your take on multifunction printers (MFPs), there is no doubt they are an increasingly convenient and feature-rich addition to companies Australia-wide.
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Cisco appoints new channel director
Cisco has appointed a new channel director to replace Jeff Sheard, who left mid-2008.
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Top 3 technologies
With the constant stream of new product announcements hitting the press, tracking the ebb and flow of storage technologies can be irksome to say the least.
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Seeking storage and security standards
It’s rare to find any technology that works in complete seclusion from the rest of the industry. So when two fields that interact on a perpetual basis at the level of sensitive corporate and government data, you would expect a semblance of standards to regulate activity.
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CA revamps channel and appoints three new faces
CA has appointed three new channel account managers as part of a shift away from a geography-based channel model to a business unit app
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Australian UC market tops $340 million in 2007
Australia’s unified communications market revenue hit $340.2 million in 2007 and is expected to double in the next six years, according to analyst firm, Frost and Sullivan.
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Giving it your all
Outside of the office there is always leisure time for a bit of reading, retail therapy and Internet surfing. At work, however, the focus for Express Data purchasing team leader, Isabel Reid, is happily on producing the goods day in, day out.
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Playing by the rules
There is a familiar adage that rules are meant to be broken. In school, this might have seemed like a delightful proposition; one that many, if not too many, took up. But in the IT industry and the economy at large, it just doesn’t hold water. In fact, with compliance to ever-expanding legal obligations becoming more burdensome while also being vital to brand reputation and data integrity, there are few that want to be seen bending the law.
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EDS to cull 75 Australian staff
EDS will cut 75 Australian staff over the next five weeks as part of restructuring plans announced following its acquisition by HP.
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Gershon slams Government ICT management as weak
The Gershon review has slammed the Australian Government’s use and management of ICT as weak while recommending budget cuts of up to 15 per cent.
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Australian IT companies remain upbeat on recruiting
Australian IT companies remain upbeat on recruitment despite the financial market bedlam, increased redundancies and worsening unemployment figures.
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Serving up a solution
While virtualisation and blade technology have shaken up the server market, little copy has been inked about server operating systems. Yet, with Microsoft due to launch its Windows Essential Server Solution – which combines both Small Business Server (SBS) and Essential Business Server (EBS) – in early November, the server operating system market is sharply coming into focus.
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Australian ICT income hits $123 billion
Australian ICT income hit $123 billion in 2006-07 according to a survey by the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
