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Server virtualisation: Doing more with less By: Leon Erlanger
15/02/2007 13:51:30
Although server virtualisation technologies are still maturing, early customers are seeing real benefits More...

Succeeding in a man's world By: Aileen Cater-Steel
13/06/2006 12:36:33
If we had more role models like Ann Moffatt, then there would be more women in ICT today, according to Dr Aileen Cater-Steel More...

Treating staff as family By: ACS staff
12/04/2006 12:14:52
Looking after his people, customers and suppliers has driven Peter Kazacos' success More...

Call for onshoring with a unified voice By: Edward Mandla
14/10/2005 16:37:42
The rise of ICT offshoring has been an important area of focus for the ACS in recent months as we investigated ways to reduce the negative impact while seeking opportunities to promote local ICT capabilities. More...

ACS News By: ACS staff
20/04/2005 15:24:09
Australian Computer Society initiatives, research and events More...

The 55 steps from drum memory to ethics By: Peter Davidson
16/04/2004 11:44:35
In a series of 11-year cycles, SILLIAC-builder Barry de Ferranti’s contribution to ICT in Australia began in the 40s and continues without let. More...

Filling the industrial landscape By: Peter Davidson
24/02/2004 14:28:14
Phil Singleton’s footprints dot the expanse of our business, industrially, politically and socially More...

ACS News By: ACS staff
13/02/2003 17:14:08
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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...

Profile: Harold Lucero By: ACS staff
14/10/2002 17:13:40
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