Technology news and Jobs arrow VIRTUALISATION
VIRTUALISATION
Tighten visa requirements for ICT skills: Experts
by James Riley   
Friday, 31 July 2009
Australian education and immigration authorities should dramatically increase local ICT graduate numbers to plug holes in the nation’s tech skills supply rather than relying on greater numbers of 457 short-stay visa holders, Monash University immigration expert Bob Birrell says.

 
No Windows 7 for recession-struck business
by David M Williams   
Friday, 31 July 2009
Poor Microsoft; after Windows Vista's disastrous reception the software giant has been working to regain credibility and give companies a reason to upgrade. While Windows 7 may turn out to be "the best Windows yet" a major poll shows 60% of corporations have no plans to roll it out.

 
Consumer watchdog confirms MicroHoo Bing investigation
by James Riley   
Friday, 31 July 2009
The Australian competition watchdog has confirmed it will investigate the proposed Microsoft/Yahoo search partnership and its potential impact on local advertising and media markets.

 
Skype may have to close
by David Heath   
Friday, 31 July 2009
eBay’s overnight filing with the SEC discloses a legal dispute between the Skype unit and the organisation from which Skype was purchased.  Worst case?  The entire Skype service could be terminated.

 
Head of CentOS project goes missing
by Sam Varghese   
Friday, 31 July 2009
The head of the CentOS GNU/Linux project has gone missing and other contributors to the project are sufficiently concerned to post an open letter to him on the project's website.
 
Next Debian release will not follow time-based freeze
by Sam Varghese   
Friday, 31 July 2009
The Debian GNU/Linux Project has announced that it will not be following a time-based system for freezes for its next release, Squeeze.
 
Windows 7 Ultimate ‘cracked’ thru Lenovo OEM leak
by Alex Zaharov-Reutt   
Friday, 31 July 2009
That was quick – hackers have figured out how to provide a way to activate Windows 7 Ultimate edition through a leaked copy of a Lenovo Win 7 OEM edition. Hackers and pirates always seem to find a way to bust through copy protection – can Microsoft reverse the situation?

 
Jobs rebound imminent, says leading headhunter
by Peter Dinham   
Friday, 31 July 2009
There’s good news on the job front, with the dramatic decline in demand for Australian executives late last year coming to a halt and new forecasts of a rebound and recovery over coming months in the wider employment market.


 
Indonesian outsourcing on the rise
by Peter Dinham   
Thursday, 30 July 2009
Indonesia is attracting more companies to use its outsourcing services, with the quality of its labour force, particularly IT graduates, underpinning the growth in services.

 
Ninemsn, Yahoo7: Will Aussie regulators say Bing?
by James Riley   
Thursday, 30 July 2009
The Australian operations of Yahoo and Microsoft online – the unusually constructed joint-ventures Yahoo7 and Ninemsn – are not yet sure how the 10-year search and advertising deal involving the Bing search engine will play out in the local market.

 
WinRoute add-on blocks undesirable web pages
by Stephen Withers   
Thursday, 30 July 2009
The latest version of Kerio WinRoute Firewall provides an optional feature to block access to any web page that has not been analysed and categorised.

 
<< First page <   1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next page > Last page - Post your comment >>

Results 121 - 135 of 1685
iTWire user statistics Visitors last 30 days
694,279
Subscribers 15,210
#1 independent technology news advertise here
  •   *  
  • Search
  • AdvSeach
  • Login
  • Events
  • FreeStuff

- Advertisement -

Featured Whitepapers

Follow iTWire on Twitter

About iTWire

iTWire is all about technology news, information, jobs and community for the IT and telecommunications industry professional. Subscribe to our free ICT daily newsletter