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Telstra's call for development By: Sol Trujillo
23/10/2007 00:41:29
Telstra CEO Sol Trujillo's vision for the future More...

Cover story: Promises, policies and proposals By: ACS staff
15/08/2007 15:30:00
There's a federal election on the way; there always is - except that this time the race for media and mind space has reached nearly full gallop earlier than usual. More...

ACS anoints Fellows, Honorary Life Members By: ACS staff
15/12/2006 15:38:46
The ACS Council awarded 14 Fellowships and one highly prestigious Honorary Life Membership at its recent meeting in November, recognising ICT professionals who have made significant contributions to their industry and their profession. More...

Your corporate information...going, going, gone to the highest bidder By: Dr Craig Valli
18/08/2006 11:56:52
Throwing your data out with the computer is as dangerous as it is unnecessary More...

ACS news By: ACS staff
09/06/2005 16:21:57
Australian Computer Society initiatives, research and events More...

VoIP: The promise and the pain By: Leon Erlanger
12/10/2004 14:00:28
The consensus is that VoIP, which describes many different scenarios for running call control and digitised voice traffic over enterprise IP data networks, works More...

Local telco billing solution slashes costs By: Peter Davidson
12/10/2004 12:27:50
A unique Australian technology is radically cutting ownership costs for telecommunications companies connecting to their partners, and the managing of these "interconnect" call revenues More...

Corporate data in hand By: Tom Thompson
04/12/2003 16:05:28
[intro] Sacrificing fancy features for broad compatibility, J2ME bridges the gap between handhelds and datacentres More...

Gravy train from China slows By: Sumner Lemon
10/12/2002 17:14:01
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2002: when headless chooks ruled the roost By: David Braue
10/12/2002 17:13:58
2002: when headless chooks ruled the roost. The selection of Adelaide to host 2002's World Congress on Information Technology, which ran over three days in late February, was a major coup for the small city of churches. But nearly a year after the conference, the one speaker whose comments are remembered most vividly is David Murray, head of the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA). More...