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    How can small-to-medium businesses in Australia get a bigger piece of the Government spending pie?

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    In the wake of the confirmed AU$18.6 billion merger between Westpac and St George Bank, observers have forecast that the IT hangover from the deal could take at least three years to wear off, but in the process the merged banking entity will become one of the largest IT shops in Australia.

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    The changing economic climate is taking its toll on Australian IT contractors, as they struggle to pull in the dollars they were 18 months ago.

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    When it comes to self-promotion, information technology managers are much too bashful, according to a recent study.

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  • Tech spending could rise in 2003

    Although many companies spent less on technology this year than originally budgeted, spending could increase modestly next year, according to a new survey from Morgan Stanley.

  • Security tops IT spending

    The latest survey from IDC shows that over half of the enterprises in Asia-Pacific invested in security solutions in 2002.

  • SME spend: opening the funds door

    How can small-to-medium businesses in Australia get a bigger piece of the Government spending pie?

  • IT contractors face tough times

    The changing economic climate is taking its toll on Australian IT contractors, as they struggle to pull in the dollars they were 18 months ago.

  • Study: Techies could use some PR

    When it comes to self-promotion, information technology managers are much too bashful, according to a recent study.

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