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IFS picks a pair of unpickled people
By: Stephen Withers

Enterprise applications provider IFS has made two senior sales appointments.


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Microsoft says Watson's on to drive Software + Services in Australia
By: Stephen Withers

Microsoft has appointed Peter Watson as the director of platform strategy for its Australian operations.


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How Windows Vista is turning people to Linux
By: David M Williams

The much-hyped "year of the Linux desktop" may still not be with us but there’s no doubting the free open-source operating system has gained significant traction in the last year. One reason for this is, with equal certainty, the mess that is Windows Vista. Here's how it's actively driving new interest in Linux.


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IBM brings another jobs boost to Ballarat
By: Stephen Withers

IBM will expand its presence in the Australian regional city of Ballarat with a new IT centre that will see the company's 800-strong workforce expand by another 300 over the next five years.


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Giant HP/EDS merger one step closer: a $13.9 billion story
By: Stephen Withers

Shareholders in HP and EDS have approved the IT industry's second largest merger and acquisition, with HP set to gobble up global outsourcing giant EDS for a whopping $US13.9 billion. It's a deal that's only exceeded by HP's other major merger of the 21st century: the $US25 billion acquisition of Compaq. What remains for the deal to truly be sealed?


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Isn't Linux just UNIX under a different name?
By: David M Williams

What's the big deal about Linux? Isn't it at heart just a PC-based version of UNIX – the ‘70’s hit operating system which has outlived the predictions of its demise throughout the ‘90’s? If you’ve come from a Solaris or HP/UX or AIX background isn’t a PC-based UNIX a bit, well, passé?

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Green supercomputer heading to Canada
By: Stephen Withers

The University of Toronto is set to become home to the largest - though perhaps not the fastest - supercomputer outside the US.


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Janus joins Haley to nurture Nordic business
By: Stephen Withers

Policy automation specialist Haley has appointed Michael Janus as director for the Nordic region. He will be based in Copenhagen.


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Lotus Domino delivering to iPhone in 2008?
By: Stephen Withers

IBM has revealed plans to release the predictably named Lotus iNotes software for Apple's iPhone by the end of the year, making Domino email, calendars and contacts accessible to iPhone users. While the software is "planned" for 2008, it sounds like there could be some iSlippage into 2009.


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Apple tops vulnerability list, but Microsoft still ahead on exploits
By: Stephen Withers

Apple may have disclosed more vulnerabilities than any other vendor during the first half of 2008, but Microsoft and HP are still 'beating' the Cupertino kids when it comes to the number of public exploits. These are among the findings in a report published by IBM's X-Force security R&D team.


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Linux developers should stop copying Microsoft and start looking at Apple
By: Davey Winder

Speaking at the LinuxWorld Conference in San Francisco, an IBM VP has berated developers of open source applications for cloning Microsoft Windows when it comes to interface design...


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IBM and friends promise "Microsoft-free" desktops for worldwide market
By: Stephen Withers

IBM, three major Linux distributors and their hardware partners are teaming up to deliver "Microsoft-free" desktop PCs to the one billion unit worldwide market. The cost could be as little as half that of systems using Microsoft equivalents.


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TechWords Interactive IBM Lotus Notes Crossword (No. 003)
By: Tony Austin

Here's another iTWire TechWords puzzler in a series based on  technology themes: vendors, products(hardware and software), services, architectures, protocols, and the like. This one is centered around IBM Lotus Software products.


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Is it a marathon webcast? No, it's IBM's virtual IT conference
By: Stuart Corner

On Wednesday August 6 IBM Australia & New Zealand will stage a day long virtual conference for IT professionals. It's just like a real conference with keynote speakers, multiple streams, an exhibition area and networking opportunities And you even get a lanyard, virtual of course!


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IBM Lotus: we're beating Microsoft
By: Stephen Withers

IBM's Lotus business claims to be winning millions of seats away from Microsoft's Exchange, including some key wins in emerging markets. Lotus outgrew Microsoft in 2Q08, company officials claimed.


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Ex Toshiba exec to join IBM board
By: Stephen Withers

Taizo Nishimuro has been elected to IBM's board of directors, effective September 22, 2008.


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IBM software aims at total recall by tapping data from mobile phone
By: Stephen Withers

IBM researchers have developed software aimed at putting to use the wealth of information that can be captured by current mobile devices. The idea is to make data from photos and audio recordings made with mobile phones and similar devices easily retrievable in context on the desktop.


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IBM hot to trot in emerging markets
By: Stephen Withers

Keen to further boost its position in high growth emerging markets such as China and India, IBM has announced the establishment of its latest centres of excellence. IBM's business in the so-called BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, China) market grew 31 percent in the second quarter, with India as the most significant contributor.


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