Business IT
IP telephony and unified communications systems vendor ShoreTel has released a dock for iOS devices that, in conjunction with ShoreTel's softphone app, turns the mobile device into a desktop speakerphone.
A large number of Australian companies providing outsourcers with customer data to test and maintain their mainframe applications do not mask or protect the data before supplying it to the outsourcing company, despite the significant security risks involved.
Vodafone did not bid in the spectrum auction, but TPG has secured spectrum bandwidth for the first time. What does this mean for the future of Australian telecommunications?
A team of US researchers have hacked into the building management system of Google's Sydney headquarters, according to reports today.
The Debian GNU/Linux project released version 7.0 of its well-known Linux distribution on May 4, two years and three months after the last version came out.
EMC's ViPR software defined storage platform means "you can build a web-scale data centre without hiring 1000 PhDs," according to executive vice president product operations Jeremy Burton.
The Free Software Foundation is urging web users to sign a petition opposing a proposal by companies to specify standards for HTML extensions to support digital rights management (DRM).
Accounting software provider, MYOB, claims that bank-feeds services from some software providers may be unreliable and inaccurate and it has cautioned Australian businesses about how their accounting software accesses sensitive banking information.
Australian Internet security company Netbox Blue, has been included in the list of "cool vendors" by analyst group Gartner.
The Software Freedom Conservancy has launched a campaign to raise funds for developing a free and open source accounting system.
