ClickAppStore: an app store with a difference
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.
HTML5 the route to enterprise mobility, says developer
HTML5 and integrated apps are key for enterprise mobility, according to one software vendor that focuses on mobile workforce management.
ADT Security improves service performance with ClickSchedule
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
Optus cloud goes PowerON
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 Exo goes social
MYOB's Exo Business suite, aimed at larger businesses than the traditional MYOB customer, now includes social media integration.
Two-way integration for Zendesk and Microsoft Dynamics CRM
A helpdesk is an important part of customer care. So shouldn't your helpdesk software and CRM system be linked?
Google cleared of patent infringement claims
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 bolsters SME NAS range
Buffalo has bolstered its range with a pair of NAS devices aimed at the SME market.
Opex cost of Alcalu's new core router half that of competition
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.
Oracle case continues to drag on
After another inconclusive day in the Oracle-Google, it looks like things will drag into June, as originally set down in the trial schedule.
Telecoms applications for disability share $15,000 prize
Telstra and the Telecommunications Journal of Australia (TJA) have announced the 2012 winners of the Telstra-TJA Christopher Newell Prize for Telecommunications and Disability.
HeartKids goes cloud with Office 365
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.
Oracle case enters sixth week
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.
And then there were 10: Oracle trial loses another juror
The jury in the case filed by Oracle against Google is now down to 10, with one juror who was taken ill on Thursday being unable to attend jury duty yesterday.
Bridgestone picks Nokia Lumia
The much maligned Windows Phone operating system has received a much needed boost from tyre supplier Bridgestone Australia, which has decided to replace its smartphone fleet with the Windows Phone powered Nokia Lumia 800.
Oracle case: Illness cuts short jury's day
Jury deliberations in the patents phase of the case that Oracle has filed against Google were affected by mundane issues yesterday, when a juror fell ill.
HP installs 'world's most efficient' data centre
HP has completed the installation of an HP EcoPOD at one of its data centre. The company claims the EcoPOD is "the world's most efficient data centre."
Actifio ramps up in Australia with virtualised data management
Data management company, Actifio, has hit Australia with a platform which, according to its founder and CEO, Ash Ashutosh, is a radically simplified system for managing the ‘explosion of data growth’ now confronting enterprises around the world.
Oracle gambles on judge ruling APIs can be copyrighted
Oracle yesterday agreed to settle for statutory damages of $US150,000 on each count in the case it has going against Google if the judge decides that application programming interfaces cannot be copyrighted.
Chrome 19 delivers tab sync and more
The latest release of Google's Chrome browser delivers tab syncing and a stack of security fixes.
Businesses still want desktops and printers
A new survey suggests the spending intentions of Australian businesses include a curious mix of old school and new school IT.
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