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ACS News
Australian Computer Society initiatives, research and events
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Taking IT to the streets: 3G arrives
By: Galen Gruman
20/04/2005 08:18:28
Broadband cellular service means yje office can travel wherever the road warrior may roam
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ACS News
By: ACS staff
17/06/2004 08:59:47
Society activities and notices
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C-level security
By: Loretta Prencipe
30/11/2001 17:12:45
As security threats escalate, so should the clout of the executive charged
with meeting them
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IT News Review - Week ending December 1, 2000
By: IDG staff
01/12/2000 17:11:23
Optus to Roll Out LMDS Network Across Australia...Telco Market Set for a Shakeout: Analyst...Microsoft Fires a Salvo in ASP Battle
Bad Weather Hampers Telstra Repairs...Scientific Group Aims at Independent Platform Evaluation...Dual Phone/Handheld Devices Near Release...Start-Up Claims Breakthrough in Optical Switching...Iran News Briefs: Inventor Patents Conductive Glue...Lufthansa Launches Limited Wireless Check-In...Tivoli Beefs Up Security...Thieves escape with SDRAM haul...Security holes found in Windows Media Player...Health Debate over Mobile Phones Heats Up...Happy staff? It doesn't mean they're loyal
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IT News Review - Week ending September 29, 2000
By: IDG staff
29/09/2000 17:10:58
NEC Hitachi Unveils New Memory Chip, Company Name....Olympic Pirate Sites Caught in the Act...IBM Global Services Adds Storage to Portfolio...Laser Breakthrough in Fibre-Optic Splicing...SOCOG Faces Damages Over Web Site...Microsoft Moves On up to the Enterprise...Opposing Vendor Groups Merge for Metadata...Red Hat Raises Flag, Leads Linux Charge...Microsoft, IBM Release UDDI Specifications...Linux NetworX Extends Web Server Security...Your Palm is ringing...Study: WAP Dominates Asia's Mobile Data...Novell Aims to Simplify Directory Management...EU Strengthens Consumers' Rights in E-Commerce...Suspect Arrested in NASA Hack...First Palm Virus Found
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IT News Review - Week ending August 18, 2000
By: IDG staff
18/08/2000 17:10:47
Woolies, eTax hacked full of holes...Compression Technology Could Speed Net Transfers...Authors Sue Media Giants Over Database Story Use...Caldera CEO Tells it How He Sees It...Study: Users Trust Information on the Internet..Compaq Ends an Era, Retires VAX...IBM Claims Fastest Quantum Computer...Ericsson 3G mobile demo heats vendor competition...1.1GHz Athlon systems due this month...All Palms on Deck...Microsoft's BizTalk Hits Beta...AS/400 Users Get a Windows Boost...Microsoft Readies Data Centre Version of Win 2000...IBM OS Targets Intel Market, Linux Users
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IT News Review - Weeking ending July 21, 2000
By: IDG staff
21/07/2000 17:10:17
Open-source community welcomes StarOffice release...MS scrambling to fix new Outlook security hole...NEC researchers break light speed barrier...Visa, Sun, Cisco team up on universal commerce...French company stakes claim to term 'B2B'...A room with a view to making a killing...Microsoft fixes 'most dangerous' Internet Explorer flaw..Big brother is watching most of you: Symantec...GST delays hit reseller cashflow...Judge sets aside network sabotage verdict...IIA seeks to axe internet streaming review...ICANN green-lights new top-level domains...Biometrics meet wireless internet...Analysts mixed about IBM's future
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IT News Review - Week Ending Friday 30 June 2000
By: IDG staff
30/06/2000 17:10:36
Intel does latest chip by the numbers...Govt security hole assists GST hack...Unions compete with cut price PCs...Faulty Chips Corrupt Data in Handhelds...Oz business online buying tipped to grow in 2000: IDC...Software testing for the real world...MS extends Office space with ASP partners...$1.1 million moratorium finally unleashed..Undeterred Gocorp gains another gaming licence....ATO feels GST pressure...Gartner identifies shifts in CIO roles...AMP appoints new CIO...Govt dance on parallel bar fails to impress...Stockmarket to hit refresh on dotcom romance?
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Cover Story: State of the Nation
By: Sue Bushell
01/04/1999 17:09:35
There's nothing like a serving of panic to concentrate the mind. After an extremely slow start, Australian State and Territory governments are making up lost ground when it comes to addressing Y2K
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HP to offer direct sales over Web
By: James Niccolai
21/07/1998 17:09:04
Hewlett-Packard plans to sell products directly to some of its enterprise-level customers through personalised Web sites.
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