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  • IBM and Flightdeck workers reconcile

    IBM has reached an agreement with employees at its Flightdeck facility in Baulkham Hills who had been threatening to strike for better conditions.

  • CBA insources identity controls from EDS

    The Commonwealth Bank (CBA) is rolling out new identity and access management controls for staff as it insources some technology operations from outsourcer EDS.

  • HP laughs off Solaris merger offer

    During Hewlett-Packard's Business Critical Systems conference in Macau this week, executives described a recent offer by Sun Microsystems' boss Scott McNealy to merge Solaris with HP-UX as "almost laughable".

  • Lenovo offers to hit IBM employees mid-March

    Around 10,000 workers in IBM's PC division can expect to get letters of offer from Lenovo in the next two weeks, with remuneration and benefits comparable to what they're currently on.

  • Figures of speech

    We've been talking to, even yelling at, our computers for years. But it's only recently that they started listening.

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