Following the acquisition of Santa Cruz Operation's server software and professional services divisions by Linux specialist Caldera Systems, SCO's Australian management is promising its staffing and channel strategy will remain intact.
Hewlett-Packard has confirmed it is currently discussing the finer details of an acquisition of PricewaterhouseCoopers' global management and information technology consultancy practice.
Five of Australia's largest corporations have combined to create a new online procurement buying hub, to be called Cyberlynx.
Local ASP Peakhour has scored a $12 million investment from O2e, a business unit of the National Australia Bank. As part of the deal, several of Peakhour's offerings will be made available to NAB's large SME customer base under the "National" brand.
The Federal Government's outsourcing scheme has been condemned after facing the scrutiny of the Australian National Audit Office (ANAO).
The management and board of LibertyOne have decided to free themselves of the majority of their business units in a massive cost-cutting exercise aimed at restoring financial balance at the troubled company.
RentSmart has received a significant capital injection from a group of investors, which could potentially move the Perth-based computer finance specialist into international markets.
Powerlan has announced an operating profit after tax of close to $10 million for the twelve months to 30 June, 2000.
Rambora Technologies has released a prospectus to the ASX to raise $5.5 million in order to continue the development and implementation of middleware that connects B2B eProcurement exchanges.
Bill Gates has cancelled two Melbourne appearances for later today after addressing the World Economic Forum this morning.
Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) has acquired Canberra-based Web design and development company eDIME, in an attempt to maintain a stranglehold on Government IT contracts.
Computershare has announced its financial results for the year ended 30 June 2000, which includes a 35 per cent increase in revenues and a 160 per cent increase in net profits.
Five of Australia's largest corporations have combined to create a new online procurement buying hub, to be called Cyberlynx.
Domain name specialist NetRegistry has signed a reseller agreement with IBM, using the extra business to promote products and services on top of its traditional domain registration business.
National Australia Bank (NAB) subsidiary O2e has invested a total of $12 million in local ASP Peakhour in a deal which will see Peakhour's offerings offered to NAB's 350,000-strong SME customer base.
