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SYDNEY – Mijura is pleased to announce that PriorityCentre, a web application that manages team meetings and tasks, is now available on the Google Apps for Business marketplace. Since launch, PriorityCentre has attracted users from around the world including the University of New South Wales (UNSW). The company also added new features to enable users to convert meeting minutes into tasks and generate reports on their tasks.

SYDNEY – UNSW graduates Adam Brimo, the 2011 Choice Consumer Activist of the Year, and Prashant Varanasi, the 2011 University Medalist in Computer Science have launched Mijura, a software provider for businesses and teams.

New Zealand business software company Greentree’s partners with Christchurch-based clients have had a busy time, helping them get back on their feet in the wake of February’s devastating earthquake.

NetSuite Inc. (NYSE: N), the industry’s leading provider of cloud-based financials / ERP software suites, today announced the details of its latest efforts to rid the world of costly software hairballs (commonly known as Software Hairball Syndrome) that are choking corporate productivity, profitability and innovation. This NetSuite initiative includes new software hairball diagnostic tools, a downloadable Hairball Elimination Kit and a series of detailed case studies highlighting the steps a number of companies have taken to successfully eradicate Software Hairball Syndrome from their organisations while reaping the benefits of reduced IT costs and complexity, enhanced reporting and analytics, and improved productivity and business performance.

The vast majority of business leaders across Australia lack confidence in their own ability to manage IT projects effectively according to a new survey. The shocking new finding was revealed despite the fact that the same survey showed that the respondents also overwhelmingly identified project management as critical to the future of their businesses.

The vast majority of business leaders across Australia lack confidence in their own ability to manage IT projects effectively according to a new survey. The shocking new finding was revealed despite the fact that the same survey showed that the respondents also overwhelmingly identified project management as critical to the future of their businesses.

There’s a growing trend amongst businesses in the Asia Pacific region towards ‘real-time’ information needs as companies continue to grow their data warehouses (DWs) to cope with increasing requirements for data analysis, and to meet compliance requirements and enable fact-based decision making.

TechnologyOne has secured a contract valued at more than $2 million to upgrade the ICT systems at Queensland south-east water authority, Seqwater, to integrate and standardise the utility’s business processes and planning.

Business software and services company, ComOps, has won a contract to deploy its safety and risk management reporting software at Australian-listed construction and property company, Watpac.