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  • Liability risk drives outsourced hosting: Macquarie Corporate

    Concerns about liability risk amongst senior management is driving security decisions out of IT departments and into board rooms, according to Macquarie Corporate Telecommunications' manager of hosting solutions, Glen Noble.

  • NSW gets serious on IT education

    In an effort to improve IT education and training across NSW, the Minister for Education launched the "Smart Precinct" education initiative in Sydney this morning.

  • Australian telcos slam ACCC competition decision

    A coalition of smaller carriers have rejected yesterday's ACCC pay TV decision, saying it will serve to strengthen Telstra's monopoly over the telecommunications market.

  • Sydney fires cause computing chaos

    Power surges and sags caused by wild fires in the Sydney basin have done untold damage to computing infrastructure, and highlighted the need for business continuity protection.

  • New database vendor snaps up Aus clients

    Database company and "Oracle killer" EnterpriseDB has just unveiled its plans for Australia and already has a handful of customers, including financial firm Bailey Roberts Group.

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  • Sydney fires cause computing chaos

    Power surges and sags caused by wild fires in the Sydney basin have done untold damage to computing infrastructure, and highlighted the need for business continuity protection.

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