App stores are usually associated with end-user computing rather than standard operating environments. But one software vendor is targeting IT professionals rather than their users.

Online chat specialist Liveperson is working on a series of new products that use the intelligence of its live chat service in order for companies to be able to offer website visitors coupons which match their online profile.

Running independent security software on each virtual machine is not an efficient way to protect your systems, so Kaspersky Lab has launched Kaspersky Security for Virtualization.

HTML5 and integrated apps are key for enterprise mobility, according to one software vendor that focuses on mobile workforce management.

Most of us have experienced the joys of waiting for a technician to visit our home or office to repair or service a piece of equipment. Here's how one company achieved a serious reduction in wait times without sacrificing technician productivity

Drunk individuals taken into protective custody in the Northern Territory are being identified using a fingerprint biometric system implemented by Unisys.

Optus has rebranded its cloud services as PowerON as part of a regional strategy by parent company SingTel. Additional cloud services have also been announced.

MYOB's Exo Business suite, aimed at larger businesses than the traditional MYOB customer, now includes social media integration.

NAB, which today revealed that its customers funnel $1 billion a month through its mobile banking applications, has warned that mobile malware and poor mobile security is going to be a much bigger issue in the future and that that companies serving up mobile content ignore the issue at their peril.

A helpdesk is an important part of customer care. So shouldn't your helpdesk software and CRM system be linked?

Google has not violated Oracle's patents for Java technology, a jury in the case filed by the database maker against the search giant concluded in San Francisco yesterday.

Buffalo has bolstered its range with a pair of NAS devices aimed at the SME market.

Netgear has released what it claims to be the first IP video surveillance suite for SMEs.

A local website makes it easy to find out whether your email password is on one of the many lists of hacked or exposed accounts.

According to ACG Research the opex cost of Alcatel-Lucent's debut core router, the 7950 XRS (Extensible Routing System) unveiled yesterday, is around half that of the competition and capex costs about 75 percent of the competition.

After another inconclusive day in the Oracle-Google, it looks like things will drag into June, as originally set down in the trial schedule.

Telstra and the Telecommunications Journal of Australia (TJA) have announced the 2012 winners of the Telstra-TJA Christopher Newell Prize for Telecommunications and Disability.

Children's charity HeartKids Australia is already seeing benefits from its adoption of Office 365 even though it has yet to roll out Lync and SharePoint.

Just as the NATO summit drew to its conclusion in Chicago, internet security maven Eugene Kaspersky, today warned global leaders that the world needs international agreements about cyber-weapons in the same way as it needs agreements about nuclear or biological weaponry.

The Oracle-Google dispute is meandering along, with jurors yesterday continuing to discuss the issues presented to them in the patents phase of the trial.